Existentialism and the Quest for Meaning in Contemporary Life
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This exam assesses verbal understanding of existentialism's approach to meaning in life. Candidates will analyze key texts and their relevance in modern contexts.
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Exam Details
Duration: 30 minutes
Prerequisites: History Of Philosophy, Introduction To Existentialist Literature
Key Topics
- Meaning
- Absurdity
- Camus
- Frankl
- Human Condition
Learning Outcomes
- Analyze Concepts of Meaning
- Evaluate Existentialist Texts
- Relate Philosophy to Modern Issues
- Articulate Personal Views
Full Description
This exam centers on the existentialist pursuit of meaning amidst perceived absurdity. It focuses on major figures like Albert Camus and Viktor Frankl, highlighting their contributions to the dialogue around meaning and existence.
The quest for meaning as articulated by existentialists shapes various contemporary discourses, contributing to psychological, sociological, and philosophical realms. This relevance underscores the enduring influence of existentialist thought in addressing current existential dilemmas.
Candidates will be evaluated on their ability to verbally discuss the existentialist perspectives regarding meaning, analyzing how such views can be applied to modern existential issues.
An appreciation of existentialist literature and philosophical arguments will enhance candidates' performance, ensuring informed discourse during the verbal assessment.
Sample Questions
- What role does absurdity play in Albert Camus' philosophy?
- How does Viktor Franklβs perspective on meaning differ from that of Camus?
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