Existentialism

It centered to the existence and the way humans find themselves existing in the world.

• Phenomenological method

• Existential ethics

• Human Freedom

• Existentialism

Existentialism takes into consideration the underlying concepts except one:

• worldly desire is not futile

• human free will

• decisions are not without stress and consequences

• human nature is chosen through life choices

He is a philosopher who is regarded as the father of modern existentialism.

• Jean – Paul Sarte

• Friedrich Nietzsche

• Soren Kierkegaard

• Martin Heidegger

This means that he should become more and more authentic.

• Freeing the individual

• Social Realities

• Transcendence of man

• Human situation

These are characteristics formulated by existential framework except one:

• More authentic

• More spiritual

• Having a critical attitude

• Social minded umpire

One whose interests are material and common place.

• Transcendence

• Philistine

• Self existentialism

• Being

It is the existentialist approach to knowledge known as the phenomenological method.

• Epistemological position

• Metaphysical position

• Axiological position

• Psychological position

This concept believes that man is nothing else but what he makes of himself.

• Concept of self

• Concept of God

• Concept of Nature

• Concept of Reality

It is an Axiological position that uses art forms, particularly literature, drama, and painting, as a medium for communicating philosophical doctrines.

• Existential ethics

• Aesthetics

• Authenticity and freedom

• Permanence and change

It is a fundamental existentialism postulate that is commonly defined as a loss of hope.

• Angst

• Despair

• Abandonment

• Existential crisis