Exploring Existentialism Dive into the philosophical realm of existentialism with this quiz. Test your knowledge on key concepts and thinkers of this profound philosophy. alina90 published on October 01, 2024 Stacked 1/11 The concept of 'bad faith' in existentialism refers to: Being morally wrong Denying one's freedom and responsibility Having religious doubts Lying to others 2/11 Who is considered the father of existentialism? David Hume Immanuel Kant Søren Kierkegaard Karl Marx 3/11 What does Martin Heidegger mean by 'Being-toward-death'? An authentic acknowledgment of mortality Ignoring the inevitability of death Living a hedonistic lifestyle An obsession with death 4/11 Which best describes 'existential angst'? Joy of freedom A physical sensation of pain Anxiety over life's meaninglessness A state of deep love 5/11 What is the existentialist stance on free will and determinism? Free will is irrelevant to existence Humans have absolute free will Life is entirely determined by external forces Free will is an illusion 6/11 Which term is NOT associated with existentialism? Mimesis Authenticity Freedom Despair 7/11 In existentialism, 'the Other' refers to: Other people seen as a limiting force Any non-human entity The inner self God or a divine being 8/11 Which French existentialist wrote 'The Stranger'? Simone de Beauvoir Maurice Merleau-Ponty Albert Camus Jean-Paul Sartre 9/11 Simone de Beauvoir's existentialist text 'The Second Sex' explores: Existentialism and nature Existentialism and technology Existentialism and language Existentialism and feminism 10/11 Friedrich Nietzsche is popularly known for declaring: To be is to be perceived Religion is the opium of the people God is dead God is love 11/11 Which book by Jean-Paul Sartre is considered a cornerstone of existentialist literature? The Gay Science Being and Nothingness Being and Time Critique of Pure Reason