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existentialism gets its name from

an insistencce that human life is understandable only intermes of an individual mans existence, his particular experience of life

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the chief psychological trait of the existential hero is

alienation

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existentialism says that a man

lives (has existence) rather than is (has essence)

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existentialism says that every mans experience of life is

unique, radically different from everyone elses and can be understood truly only in terms of his involvement in life or commitment to life

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existentialism assumes the

absurdity of the world

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____ is seen as image of man

sisyphus

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the _______ is the man who can act despite his vivid awareness of the absurdity of the world in which he is living

existenial hero

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existentialism emphasizes the personal

non instiutionalized need for every man to make his own decisions

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exsistentialism advocates

living in the present

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___ is the only certainty in life so it is really absurd to make decisions based on that

death

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in spite of the view that life has no meaning ___ is not an alternative. you must live with____

suicide, existential angst

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__ is very important to all existentialists

freedom

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making decisions is important, ___

it matters but tit does not matter, because after we die we are all the same

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important names in existentliams

alebrt camus, Jean Paul Sartre, Soren Kierkegaard, martin heidegger

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gordon Bigelow six characteristics of existentliasm

  1. existence before essence

  2. reason is important to deal with the depths of human life

  3. alienation or estrangement

  4. fear trembling anxiety

  5. the encounter with nothingness

  6. freedom