existentialism in Irish
existentialism in Irish is eiseachas — existentialism means a twentieth-century philosophical movement that stresses the uniqueness of each person's existence and their freedom to shape themselves through their choices.
existentialism in Irish
eiseachas
(philosophy, countable) The philosophical views of a particular thinker associated with the existentialist movement.
What does "existentialism" mean?
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noun A twentieth-century philosophical movement that stresses the uniqueness of each person's existence and their freedom to shape themselves through their choices.
"Existentialism asks how people should live when nothing fixes their purpose in advance."
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noun The philosophical views of a particular thinker within the existentialist movement.
"Sartre's existentialism was set out in a famous work of 1946."
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existentialism in a sentence
- Existentialism asks how people should live when nothing fixes their purpose in advance.
- She wrote her thesis on existentialism and free choice.
- Sartre's existentialism was set out in a famous work of 1946.
- The two writers each developed their own existentialism.
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What is "existentialism" in Irish?
"existentialism" in Irish is eiseachas. existentialism means: A twentieth-century philosophical movement that stresses the uniqueness of each person's existence and their freedom to shape themselves through their choices.
How do you use "existentialism" in a sentence?
Example: "Existentialism asks how people should live when nothing fixes their purpose in advance." In Irish, "existentialism" is eiseachas.
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