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Being and nothingness

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Monumental philosophical work that delves deep into existentialist phenomenology. The book meticulously explores the nature od consciousness, existance, and the intricate interplay between being and nothingness. Sartre's intricate analysis examines the concept of "being-in-itself" and being-for-itself", delving into the inherent tension between the objective world and human subjectivity. He investigates how individuals construct their sense of self through acts of choice and perception, and how there acts shape the way they interact with the world. through intricate philosophical arguments and intricate examples, Sartre unravels the complexitiies of human freedom, responsibility, and the anxiety that arises from the recognition of one's own radical freedom. "Being and Nothingness" challenges readers to engage with the intricacies of existence, human consciousness, and the fundamental questions surrounding the nature of reality and the self in a world devoid of inherent meaning.

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Series Title

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Call Number

SS 111 SAR b

Publisher

Yogyakarta : Odise Klasik., 2023

Collation

vi, 618 p. ; 21 cm.

Language

English

ISBN/ISSN

9786239926588

Classification

111

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Subject(s)

Existentialism
Existential psychology
Philosophy, French

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Statement of Responsibility

Jean Paul Sartre, edited by Ardhina Marsya.

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