WorksheetsPHIHUM:Exitentialism
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 6mins
Philosophical Questions ultimately can be reduced to question of:
Who am ?
What am I here for?
What do I know?
What do I hope for?
The Greek were concerned with the Nature and Order of the Universe
Theo-Centric
Cosmo-Centric
Anthropo-Centric
Heleo-Centric
Man is understood as from the point of view of God, as a creature of God, made in His image and likeness, and therefore the apex of His creation.
Theo-Centric
Anthropo-Centric
Cosmo-Centric
Existentialism
1.1 Man is now understood in his own terms, but basically on reason, thus rationalistic.
Existentialism
Theo-Centric
Cosmo-Centric
Anthropo-Centric
The father of Existentialism is a Danish Philosopher
Jean Paul Sartre
Rene Descartes
Soren Kiekeegard
Karl Marx
First, existentialist emphasize man as an actor in contrast to man as (a) .
Second, existentialists emphasize man as subject, in contrast to man as: (a) .
Thirdly, existentialists stress man’s existence, man as: (a) .
Fourthly, existentialists stress on (a) which means differently for each existentialist.
All existentialists make use of the (a) .
