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Existentialism Crossword Puzzle

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Horizontales
In ____ morality, judgement is done on a scale of good and bad. The inverse of ___ morality is slave morality. In slave morality, judgement is done on a scale of good and evil.
In this book, the author writes how men are viewed as the “norm” leaving women to be viewed as the “other.”
Sartre believes the human condition is characterized by ___ and transcendence. ___ is all of the things that are currently true about us as humans.
This type of therapy focuses on identifying and overcoming factors that inhibit the creation and pursuit of meaningful goals.
According to Kierkegaard, the first stage of life is known as the ____ stage. When in this stage, an individual is in the pursuit of pleasure. However, a problem associated with this stage is boredom and can prompt the individual to move out of this stage.
This fictional character believes he knows more about human nature than Jesus. One belief of his is that humans are rebellious by nature, yet we need someone to worship.
Kierkegaard believes the ____ stage of life to be the second stage of life. In this stage, the mode of life is duty. Individuals will commit themselves to someone or something in this stage of life to resolve the problem of boredom faced in the previous Aesthetic stage of life.
A ___ is created due to the problem of seriousness. When an individual does not continually assess their goals and the means used to accomplish them, they become a ____
Camus believes ____ to be the one true philosophical problem. For Camus, ____ is the rejection of freedom.
the view that no generalizations can be made about people. This view does not place people into categories but rather views each person as an individual.
Verticales
According to Heidegger, the feeling of ____ reveals that humans are capable of freedom. An individual is overcome with ___ when realizing they are not fully at home in the world.
Heidegger uses this term to define human existence. This German term translates to “being there.” Due to the world, we occupy not being a world we created, we are ____
a philosophical theory or approach which emphasizes the existence of the individual person as a free and responsible agent determining their own development through acts of the will.
This fictional character is a village priest. While he constantly performs good deeds and is viewed as a Saint by his people, it is later revealed that he himself struggles with the belief of God. Instead, this character believes religion hides the truth that humans are born for no other reason than to die.
This philosopher was the first African American to earn a doctorate.
Sartre believes ___ to be the only foundation for all values.
This philosopher was classmates with Jean-Paul Sartre. This philosopher referred themself as Sartre’s disciple.
This philosopher declined the Nobel Prize in Literature. He did so because his belief of the prize having an unhealthy effect of transforming intellectuals into institutions.
Seeking some foundation to avoid the anguish we experience in the face of our radical freedom.
Kierkegaard believes ___ to be a leap into the unknown. Since we do not have absolute certainty, we must have ___ or nothing would be accomplished.