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sdas [7]
4 years ago
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Que es el existencialismo

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Alex4 years ago
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European philosophical current that considers that the fundamental question in being is existence, as human existence, and not the essence, and that with regard to knowledge, subjective experience is more important than objectivity.

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La corriente filosófica europea que considera que la cuestión fundamental en el ser es la existencia, como existencia humana, y no la esencia, y que, con respecto al conocimiento, la experiencia subjetiva es más importante que la objetividad.

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