EXISTENTIALISM Serhiy Kvit St Augustine 354 430 confession
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EXISTENTIALISM © Serhiy Kvit
St. Augustine (354 -430) confession
St. Augustine Ø Grondin: "St. Augustine is the father of existentialism” Ø "Confession" is not subject to irony because of the author's persuasion Ø The personal overcoming of the text of the Holy Scriptures: from immersion in metaphor to existential reading Ø After St. Augustine, the modern man feels himself on the background of eternity
Blaise Pascal (1623 -1662) thoughts
Blaise Pascal When I think about the short term of my life, which is absorbed by eternity before and after, as the memory of a one-day guest, about the tiny space that I occupy, and even about what I see at the opposite to my face, lost in the infinity of space, which I do not know and that doesn't know about me, I feel fear and wonder why I'm here and not there; after all, there is no reason why I should be here rather than there, why sooner now than then. Who put me here? By whose will and power is assigned to me this place and this time?
Blaise Pascal Everyone is everything for himself because with death everything is dying for him. Therefore, everyone considers himself as everything for all. Man is not worthy of God, but one can not say that he is not able to become worthy of Him.
Seren Kierkegaard (1813 - 1855) knight of faith
Seren Kierkegaard Ø Existence separates thinking from being Ø Truth is carried out at the level of existence, and not "objective" thinking (metaphysics) Ø Existence is characterized by time, thus it is opposed to timeless "eternal” Ø Three stages of spiritual advancement (existence): aesthetic, ethical, religious” Ø Tragic optimists" and "knight of faith"
Gabriel Marcel (1889 - 1973) Christian Socratism
Gabriel Marcel Ø confession stylistics (intimate disclosure of the true existence of thought) Ø the existence of God is derived from the existence of man Ø to be and to have Ø philosophy of dignity (to be yourself) Ø denial of rationalism and ideology
Jean Paul Sartre (1905 - 1980) atheistic existentialism
Jean Paul Sartre Ø eclecticism Ø ideological orientation Ø creative status of consciousness: the ability to design Ø ontological constitutionality of a person: perception of the world as a phenomenon, the ability to implement its own project Ø freedom as a denial of accident
Albert Camus (1913 - 1960) philosophy of absurd
Albert Camus Ø ethical experience as an existential problem: the denial of existentialism as a project Ø literature - essayism - philosophy: the organicity of the artistic worldview Ø the tragedy of human existence Ø the rebellion of humanity in the world of absurdity Ø happiness and freedom
Dmytro Dontsov (1883– 1973) tragic optimists
Vasyl’ Stus (1938– 1985) philosophy of “straight-standing”
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