0 a system of ideas made famous by Jean Paul Sartre in the 1940s in which the world has no meaning and each person is alone and completely responsible for their own actions, by which they make their own character --
It lies close to philosophy of culture, but has focus more on existentialism and spiritualism.
Existentialism thus becomes part of the very ideology which it attacks, and its radicalism is illusory.
Coming of age tale touching on the raw emotions experienced during this time and the wider concepts of identity and existentialism.
As such, one's ethical prime directives are "action", "freedom", and "decision", thus, existentialism opposes rationalism and positivism.
It is not logical positivism, it is existentialism in government.
It has largely been considered an individual project, because so many of those advocating certain pathways towards selfactualisation have been influenced by the radically individualistic ontology of existentialism.
The authors make ill-advised forays into existentialism, slightly off-the-wall therapeutic strategies for working with disturbed self-concepts and rather odd and idiosyncratic hypothesized structures for the self.
This commitment to existentialism was shared by the student wing of the civil rights movement and helped to bring the two groups together.
