Sunday, June 10, 2012
Sartre Glossary
"being-in-itself: non-conscious being, the being of things and phenomena.
being-for-itself: conscious being, i.e. the human being as a situated embodied consciousness.
being-for-others: the dimension of my being that is due to the Other’s perception or conceptualization of me. I have no control over it.
nothingness: mind-dependent aspects of reality, such as values.
freedom: ability to make choices for the future.
facticity: those aspects of my being that are fixed about me, e.g. who my parents are or what I did yesterday.
bad faith: ignoring what is true of myself – either that I am free or facts about me."
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