Absurdism
This playwright wanted to represent the tragic situation of life focusing on its absurdity and irrationality
Samuel Beckett
The author of Ecclesiastes
King Solomon
Jean Paul Sartre was a main proponent in this specific sect of Existentialism
French Existentialism
The props associated with Vladimir and Estragon, respectively
Hat and shoes
Faith
A term applied to a group of dramatists; not a school
The Theatre of the Absurd
We all have the propensity to do this
Evil
How Existentialists viewed life to be
Meaningless
The only things Estragon remembers from the Bible
Maps and pretty colors
The two types of Existentialists
Godly and ungodly
A name used to describe the working-class playwrights who were frustrated with their situations after the war
Angry Young Men
How King Solomon viewed life to be
Meaningless
Considered the "Father of Existentialism"
When the boy visits Gogo and Didi a second time, he says his brother is this
Sick
This concept makes all faith existential
Free will
A trend that appeared in post-war dramas; other than absurdity
Anger
King Solomon explains everything on Earth is meaningless unless it does this
Glorifies God
Existentialism became popular in Britain after this war
World War II
Where Estragon spent the night before Act I begins
In a ditch
This freedom is an important theme for Christian Existentialism
Freedom of choice
Plot, time, setting, language, style, or characters
Two themes of Ecclesiastes
Human yearning, moral values, our fallen nature, ultimate accountability
The state in which Existentialists believe all humans live in
Isolation or alienation
Who Gogo and Didi are waiting for
Godot
Two propositions of Christian Existentialism