Existentialism 101: Understanding Sartre’s "Being and Nothingness"
: This refers to objects—like a rock or a chair. They are what they are; they have a fixed essence, no consciousness, and no ability to change their nature. Being and Nothingness: An Essay on Phenomenolog...
If you've ever felt that life has no inherent meaning and that you are "condemned to be free," you're already vibing with Sartre. Here is an informative breakdown of his core ideas. 1. The Two Modes of Being they have a fixed essence