Existentialism

By:

Warnock

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: London; Oxford University Press; 1970Description: 145pISBN:

198880529

Subject(s):

Sociology

DDC classification:

GL 171 WAR

Summary: The best book on this subject that Should be of great help in dispelling some of the mystery that surrounds the subject." — Review of Metaphysics At one time or another almost everyone has reflected upon the major existentialist themes: the sources of despair and suffering, the triumph over adversity, the nature and limits of reason, the encounter of the individual with other humans and with society, authenticity, death, and freedom. This book is for serious readers for whom previous accounts have been either too impressionistic or too limited in scope, and who wish to approach the original texts with perspective and critical understanding.

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The best book on this subject that Should be of great help in dispelling some of the mystery that surrounds the subject." — Review of Metaphysics
At one time or another almost everyone has reflected upon the major existentialist themes: the sources of despair and suffering, the triumph over adversity, the nature and limits of reason, the encounter of the individual with other humans and with society, authenticity, death, and freedom. This book is for serious readers for whom previous accounts have been either too impressionistic or too limited in scope, and who wish to approach the original texts with perspective and critical understanding.

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