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This is the first 1,000 characters of 420 words (1.68 pages) in the essay titled some views on Sartre 1. Existence Precedes Essence/ Subjectivity is the Starting Pointo You are the center of your own value system o As a free agent, you spin your web o You are thrown in to the world, then you create yourself, your nature, your essence o Atheistic view of self and how we exist: it gives no explanation for who we are as because of a higher power o There is no soul that existed before one is born and will live on after one dies; there is just humans as matter o We are created as matter/ nature, just like any other animals: only then after we exist do we distinguish ourselves apart from other creatures, and that makes us human. 2. Complete Responsibility over Self o Because we are free agents and we make ourselves who we are, we therefore have a responsibility for ourselves. o If we have total freedom for who we become, then we are completely responsible for every action we do o This total responsibility for self can cause anguish or forlorness o This anguish is due to the anxiety one feels when he/she realizes there are no absolute values or absolute right and wrong when every person is responsible for themselves, and no one else is responsible for them o Everything you are is completely on your shoulders, so when one does something, it is their responsibility and consequence to face, it is no one else s doing o In response to the feeling of anguish or forlorness, sometimes it can cause bad faith o Bad faith is when there are no absolute values, one can do wha... |
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Keywords: anguish, bad faith, existence precedes essence, pessimistic view, absolute values, generous person, atheistic, free agents, sartre, affirming, subjectivity, starting point, shoulders, anxiety, consequence, adds