Where did Sartre live?
What is Paris, France?
Which war inspired existentialism?
What is World War Two?
The theory that existence precedes essence
What is being-for-itself?
Awareness of God’s non-existence leads to this
What is abandonment?
A form of ignoring despair, defined as giving up on trying
What is quietism?
What was Sartre's religious leaning?
What is atheistic?
Existentialism is a Humanism was based off of a this given by Sartre?
What is a lecture?
No consciousness is ever empty
What is being-for-itself?
Awareness that we cannot control the actions of others
What is despair?
Existentialism is based too heavily on our own experiences and interpretations of the world
What is too subjective?
Who did Sartre marry?
Who is Simone de Beauvoir?
The study of basic structures of experience
What is phenomenology?
The consciousness is the way we interact with facts, values, and emotions
What is being-for-itself
Awareness of our freedom leads to this
What is anguish?
The themes of existentialism allow for a bleak outlook on life
What is too pessimistic?
Sartre declined which award?
What is the Nobel Prize for Literature?
According to the Cartesian starting point, what is the central organizing concept in philosophy?
What is consciousness?
Existence is complete and self contained
What is being-in-itself
Awareness of being objects of experience by others leads to this
What is shame?
With existentialism, anything goes
What is anarchism?
Aside from a philosopher, Sartre was a what?
What is a playwright, novelist, political activist?
I think therefore I am
What is cogito ergo sum?
Theory that essence precede existence
What is being-in-itself
Doing what other say to avoid responsibility
What is bad faith?
We have no guarantee that we can make things better
What is the quietism of despair?