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Zhicheng Hao,Yun-Heh Jessica Chen-Burgery have the inner capacity to expand into a critical theory of knowledge and into an ontology? Is phenomenology a generalized Kantianism? And, finally, in what sense is Sartre’s variety of phenomenology indebted to Husserl and Hegel? We shall return to these questions in order to indicate our final conclusions regarding Sartre’s answers to them.

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Petar Krivic,Jakov Zivkovic,Mario Kusekn and ‘creator’ of all Being that he constantly faces the danger of transcendental solipsism.”. In facing the problem of solipsism in EN, Sartre analyzes the existence of the Other and the relations between my Being and the Being of the Other..

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Hitomi Inagaki,Setsuya Kurahashividually determined projects and choices. The goal of existential psychoanalysis is to reveal the symbolization and rapports contained in the projects of the . and to find “through these empirical and concrete projects the original manner which each one has of choosing his being.”