Philosophy of Existence

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Philosophy of Existence is a major work by Karl Jaspers that explores existential themes such as freedom, transcendence, and the limits of human understanding.

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instanceOf book
philosophical work
addresses the problem of nihilism
the role of communication in self-understanding
the search for meaning
the tension between subjectivity and objectivity
aimsTo clarify the structures of human existence
point toward transcendence beyond conceptual thought
show the limits of scientific and objective knowledge
associatedWith Jaspers’ existential philosophy
philosophy of human finitude
author Karl Jaspers
discipline philosophy
explores human existence
the conditions of freedom
the finitude of human knowledge
the possibility of transcendence
focusesOn authenticity
existential decision
individual existence
genre non-fiction
influenced 20th-century existentialism
philosophy of religion
post-war continental philosophy
influencedBy Friedrich Nietzsche
German idealism
Immanuel Kant
Søren Kierkegaard
language German
mainTheme existentialism
freedom
limits of human understanding
transcendence
philosophicalConcern the limits of objective knowledge
the meaning of existence
the relationship between finite human beings and transcendence
the role of freedom in self-realization
philosophicalTradition continental philosophy
existential philosophy
relatedConcept Existenz (Jaspers)
boundary situations
communication
reason and its limits
transcendence (Jaspers)
subDiscipline existential philosophy
metaphysics
philosophical anthropology

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Karl Jaspers notableWork Philosophy of Existence