Existence Precedes Essence
Abstract: 5 pages. There is no self unless one is perceived by a subject, as an object that has subjectivity. This referential status is so central to Sartre's system that he argues, "it is only in so far as each man is opposed to the Other that he is absolutely for himself." This paper explains the statement that existence precedes essence. Bibliography lists 3 pages.
Filename: JGAexss1.rtf
Pages: 5
Catagory: Philosophy Of Religion, God'S Existence & Freewill
Subcatagory: Philosophy
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