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Existentialism, as Sartre defines it FOR MORE
CLASSES VISIT www.tutorialoutlet.com Existentiali
sm, as Sartre defines it, is the view that
(human) essence precedes (human) existence. False
2. In Sartre's view, to be free is not to be
anything unfree.True 3. Essentialism is the view
that the human essence could not exist without
human beings.True 4. For Sartre, we can be free
only within a concrete situation which offers a
plurality of possible actions for us to choose
from False The present is quotabsurd,quot for
Sartre, because there are no past events which
could explain it.True Descartes believes that it
is impossible to doubt the existence of anything
whatsoever. False Idealism holds that everything
depends upon the mind for its existence and could
not existindependently of the mind.True In
applying the method of systematic doubt,
Descartes seeks a body of truths that cannot even
be imagined to be false.
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