Who is known as the father of existentialism?

• Albert Camus

• Martin Heidegger

• Soren Kierkegaard

• Jean Paul Sartre

What is the highlight of Kierkegaard's philosophy?

• Nihilism

• Absurdism

• Existentialism

• Leap of Faith

According to Kierkegaard, in which stage does an individual discern whether their actions are bad or good?

• Theological Stage

• Metaphysical Stage

• Ethical Stage

• Aesthetic Stage

What is the famous book by Jean Paul Sartre that illustrates his philosophy?

• The Stranger

• The Myth of Sisyphus

• Being and Nothingness

• The Rebel

According to Sartre, what does it mean when he says 'existence precedes essence'?

• People's essence precedes their existence

• People exist, confront themselves, emerge in the world, and define themselves afterward

• People's essence is predetermined by external factors

• People's existence is predetermined by external factors

What is the solution for Camus' paradox that the universe is absurd?

• Rebellion

• Revolution

• Submission

• Resignation

What did Camus mean when he said 'one lives in order to die'?

• Life is a journey towards death

• Death is inevitable

• Life has no meaning

• Death is the only certainty in life

Who is the woman who was engaged to Soren Kierkegaard?

• Cleopatra
• Eleanor Roosevelt
• Marie Curie
• Regine Olsen

According to Leap of Faith, what is something that a man is missing?

• god

• intelligence
• money
• happiness

What does "if there is god, there is no absolute freedom" according to Sartre?

• Absolute freedom would lead to chaos and anarchy
• Absolute freedom would result in lack of purpose in life
• Our actions would be determined by a higher power
• Absolute freedom would make life meaningless