Titlebook: Conrad‘s Existentialism; Otto Bohlmann Book 1991 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1991 Albert Camus.existent

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Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1991

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A Closer Look at Tidal Effects,mber of his fictional personages. The tormented Razumov in ., for example, is clearly aware of such flux: ‘“A man goes out of a room for a walk. Nothing more trivial in appearance. And yet it may be momentous. He comes back — he has seen perhaps a drunken brute, taken particular notice of the snow o

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Problem-Based and Project-Based Learningnts) to choose a certain line of action above another, with all the responsibility this entails. Such freedom is a pervasive theme in Conrad, finding its most radical presentation in ... Marlow emphasises how in ‘utter solitude without a policemanchrw…, where no warning voice of a kind neighbour can

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A Reflective Science Education Practicexisting either authentically or inauthentically with our fellow men. As Macquarrie elaborates,. the existentialist regards authentic being-with-others as that mode of relation to another which promotes existence in the full sense, allowing one to stand out as human in freedom and responsibility. Con

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Being in the World,t, man is inextricably a ‘being-in-the-world’, existing in unavoidable contingency with all that surrounds him. As Sartre’s Roquentin emphasises in . (131), ‘Contingency is not a delusion, a probability which can be dissipated; it is the absolute’ condition of man. Heyst, as he himself painfully dis

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