Post by gnicholson3 on Jul 4, 2024 2:56:15 GMT
1. In regard to the concept of bad faith, explain what it means to be condemned to be free and describe how this correlates to the texts we’ve read this semester.
2. Regarding Alienation, what does Kierkegaard feel causes it? Is there a way to avoid feeling alienation and in what ways does alienation appear in our text, The Man Who Lived Underground?
3. Kierkegaard and Sarte seem to share the idea that a child is born with possibility. In what ways are Sartre’s Existence Precedes Essence and Kierkegaard’s Leap of Faith similar and in what ways are they different?
2. Regarding Alienation, what does Kierkegaard feel causes it? Is there a way to avoid feeling alienation and in what ways does alienation appear in our text, The Man Who Lived Underground?
3. Kierkegaard and Sarte seem to share the idea that a child is born with possibility. In what ways are Sartre’s Existence Precedes Essence and Kierkegaard’s Leap of Faith similar and in what ways are they different?