More abstract stance to things, when we step back and look at them in a more detached way and conceptualize them as existing independently of us

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• More abstract stance to things, when we step back and look at them in a more detached way and conceptualize them as existing independently of us
• The goal of this reflective method is to see the experience in a fresh way by setting aside 'common sense,' including bracketing concern with whether what is given in experience is real or not.
• being is partly hidden and in darkness and therefore more than phenomenological description is called for. Interpretive process of existence to allow Being to uncover itself
• Sartre claims that a person is nothing more than
• the various ways we relate to and feel about others
• how we find ourselves in terms of mood and orientation.
• first existential/phenomenological author who studied hopelessness form a Christian perspective, and found hope in faith.
• Which Existentialist is often called the "Grandfather of Existentialism" and the "Socrates of Copenhagen"?
• Which Existentialist preferred to think of his philosophy as "Absurdism" and himself as an "Absurdist"?
• Existential philosophy has such a widespread and rapid impact on society because