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*1945 J.P. Sartre holds the lecture "Existentialism is a humanism"

Position held by numerous exponents of [[Existentialism]] and by representatives of various historicist currents. Some confused ide

...al method and the contribution of the existentialist currents of thought (*existentialism), intentionality has emerged as what is substantive in all human phenomena.

...vidual and God, as reflected in the variants of religious existentialism (*Existentialism).

...pression and alienation. It was with this intent that in 1946 Sartre wrote Existentialism (L’Existentialisme est un humanisme), an essay consisting of a slightly m Sartre presented and defended the thesis that existentialism is a humanism as follows:

...d humanism, which are the core of the interpretations of phenomenology and existentialism. Using a method in sharp contrast with that of the phenomenological, “str

...ingness out of which God created the world. In existentialist philosophy (*Existentialism), l. and existence are regarded as closely related concepts.