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...ing Through Cinema: Film as Philosophy (2006). He is currently finishing Existentialism: A Beginner’s Guide for Oneworld Publications. This book is to appear i

...ding [[philosophy|philosophical]], [[theology|theological]] and sometime [[existentialism|existential]] or [[rhetoric|rhetorical]] reasons for accepting those positi

...): [[Jean-Paul Sartre]], the thinker who gave birth to [[existentialism]]. Existentialism became a cult-like phenomenon, (hilarious references to Sartre can be found ...ation episodes''"). One can't think of many things more individualist than existentialism, am I right? I hope this helps. I think I understand why this disorder is s

# [[Existentialism]]

...amus]] wrote a [[novel]] called ''[[The Stranger]]'' which expressed the [[existentialism|existentialist]] [[philosophy]] which is about a [[man]] who is ''strange''

...as a highly influential French continental philosopher with interests in [[existentialism]], [[religion]], [[psychoanalysis]], [[language]] and is best known for his

...me as a replacement in Britain and America to the labels phenomenology and existentialism as a result of post-structuralist thinkers like [[Jacques Lacan]], [[Jacque ...eft during the 1960s is one explanation for this, as is the influence of [[existentialism]] and the work of thinkers like [[Søren Kierkegaard]]. The work of [[Miche

...[Jean Paul Sartre]]. He is thus widely considered one of the founders of [[existentialism]], even though he never considered himself to be an existentialist.

...ike [[Søren Kierkegaard]], his work is often considered foundational for [[Existentialism]] and influential on later philosophical movements including [[postmodernis ...along with [[Søren Kierkegaard]] has been seen as one of the fathers of [[existentialism]].

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...nt of Philosophy. Villanova University. For Professor Thomas Busch. French Existentialism and Phenomenology

* [[Existentialism]]

...umbia University]], earned a PhD and simultaneously became interested in [[existentialism]]. By the early 1930s he had finished his doctoral work and had brought [

...I have also developed it further, but imagine adding ''behaviourism'', ''existentialism'', etc. All suggestions will be welcomed.

...ause of this, Kierkegaard's work is sometimes characterized as [[Christian existentialism]] and [[existential psychology]]. Since he wrote most of his early work und ...n29p119.pdf | accessdate=April 23 | accessyear=2006}}</ref>, the Father of Existentialism, a literary critic<ref name="LitRev"/>, a humorist<ref name="Oden">Oden, Th

...ous existentialism of writers like [[Søren Kierkegaard]] - see [[Christian existentialism]]. ...phenomenology]] of [[Edmund Husserl]] and [[Maurice Merleau-Ponty]], the [[existentialism]] of [[Jean-Paul Sartre]] and [[Albert Camus]], as well as the work of Marx

...nded)? Communist Party, yes, but not communism any more than capitalism or existentialism or expansionism or conceptualism or nihilism or any other -ism. [[User:Ro T

...tic production, it can be argued that his choice of topics largely ignored existentialism's central tenets. To that point, critic [[Paul de Man]] wrote:

...ography to emerge was humanist geography. Drawing on the philosophies of [[existentialism]] and [[phenomenology]], humanist geographers (such as [[Yi-Fu Tuan]]) focu