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Qu'est-ce (qui) est existentialism - définition


existentialism         
  • French philosopher, novelist, and playwright [[Albert Camus]].
  • alt=A simple book cover in green displays the name of the author and the book
  • [[Adolphe Menjou]] (''left'') and [[Kirk Douglas]] (''right'') in ''[[Paths of Glory]]'' (1957)
  • French philosophers [[Jean-Paul Sartre]] and [[Simone de Beauvoir]].
  • [[Sisyphus]], the symbol of the absurdity of existence, painting by [[Franz Stuck]] (1920).
PHILOSOPHICAL AND LITERARY CURRENT
Existentialist; Existential philosophy; Existential; Educational existentialism; Existential dread; Being for others; Existentialism and Human Emotions; Existentialists; Existential theatre; Urban-existentialism; French Existentialism; Abstract existentialism; Existensialism; Excerstential; Modern thought; Existentialist ethics; Existential angst; Existential thoughts; Existential thought; Philosophy of existence; Existentially; Existentialisms; Existentialist dilemma; "Existential" Angst; Existentalism; Existentialist novel; Existentialist fiction; Existencialism; Existentialist dread; Existential views; French existentialism; History of existentialism; Religious existentialism; Existentialistic; Criticism of existentialism
¦ noun a philosophical theory which emphasizes the existence of the individual person as a free and responsible agent determining their own development through acts of the will.
Derivatives
existentialist noun & adjective
existentialism         
  • French philosopher, novelist, and playwright [[Albert Camus]].
  • alt=A simple book cover in green displays the name of the author and the book
  • [[Adolphe Menjou]] (''left'') and [[Kirk Douglas]] (''right'') in ''[[Paths of Glory]]'' (1957)
  • French philosophers [[Jean-Paul Sartre]] and [[Simone de Beauvoir]].
  • [[Sisyphus]], the symbol of the absurdity of existence, painting by [[Franz Stuck]] (1920).
PHILOSOPHICAL AND LITERARY CURRENT
Existentialist; Existential philosophy; Existential; Educational existentialism; Existential dread; Being for others; Existentialism and Human Emotions; Existentialists; Existential theatre; Urban-existentialism; French Existentialism; Abstract existentialism; Existensialism; Excerstential; Modern thought; Existentialist ethics; Existential angst; Existential thoughts; Existential thought; Philosophy of existence; Existentially; Existentialisms; Existentialist dilemma; "Existential" Angst; Existentalism; Existentialist novel; Existentialist fiction; Existencialism; Existentialist dread; Existential views; French existentialism; History of existentialism; Religious existentialism; Existentialistic; Criticism of existentialism
Existentialism is a philosophy which stresses the importance of human experience, and says that everyone is responsible for the results of their own actions. (TECHNICAL)
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existential         
  • French philosopher, novelist, and playwright [[Albert Camus]].
  • alt=A simple book cover in green displays the name of the author and the book
  • [[Adolphe Menjou]] (''left'') and [[Kirk Douglas]] (''right'') in ''[[Paths of Glory]]'' (1957)
  • French philosophers [[Jean-Paul Sartre]] and [[Simone de Beauvoir]].
  • [[Sisyphus]], the symbol of the absurdity of existence, painting by [[Franz Stuck]] (1920).
PHILOSOPHICAL AND LITERARY CURRENT
Existentialist; Existential philosophy; Existential; Educational existentialism; Existential dread; Being for others; Existentialism and Human Emotions; Existentialists; Existential theatre; Urban-existentialism; French Existentialism; Abstract existentialism; Existensialism; Excerstential; Modern thought; Existentialist ethics; Existential angst; Existential thoughts; Existential thought; Philosophy of existence; Existentially; Existentialisms; Existentialist dilemma; "Existential" Angst; Existentalism; Existentialist novel; Existentialist fiction; Existencialism; Existentialist dread; Existential views; French existentialism; History of existentialism; Religious existentialism; Existentialistic; Criticism of existentialism
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¦ adjective
1. relating to existence.
Logic (of a proposition) affirming or implying the existence of a thing.
2. Philosophy concerned with existentialism.
Derivatives
existentially adverb

Wikipédia

Existentialism
Existentialism ("existentialism". Lexico.
Exemples du corpus de texte pour existentialism
1. "Existentialism is dead." Back in school Wednesday, the pair reported different experiences.
2. It was, for De Beauvoir, an experiment in loving of which "existentialism" was the child.
3. Pat is the perfect subject for an early discourse on existentialism.
4. In his lifetime, the bespectacled father of French Existentialism was as much a Gallic star as Brigitte Bardot or President de Gaulle.
5. His main philosophical work, "Being and Nothingness," 1'43, defined that idea, from which much of modern existentialism derives.