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Filozofia ako životný program. Nad knihou Sarah Bakewellovej V existencialistické kavárně

(About Philosophy like Project for Life. Some Reflections on Book At the Existentialist Cafe by Sarah Bakewell)
Sedová, Tatiana
Filozofia, 2020, vol. 75, No 4, pp. 324 – 330.
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Essay deals with existential phenomenology, focusing on question its nowadays importance especially regarding freedom and authenticity in current society. The author describes development of existentialism on the background and with respect to the book At the Existentialist Cafe by S. Bakeweell, and states that there is increasing interest in what existential phenomenology means todays.

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