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Q) Explain the significance of existentialism in human life.

Existentialism states that humans are what they make of

themselves. It denies any exchange in human nature
because of tradition and says that the exchange in human
nature is because of their very own unfastened will,
obligations, and selections. Existence manifests itself in
the choice of moves, anxiety, and freedom of the need. In
this way the obligation of constructing one's future is in a
single's palms, however, destiny is uncertain and so one
has no escape from anxiety and depression.
Existentialism lays a strain on the life of a guy. It became a
protest against the conventional notions of man. It
purports to form a 'just' concept of man, rejecting
underestimation or overestimation of Man's character.
Existentialism has been popular among most religious
thinkers. The chief exponent of atheistic existentialism was
jean paul Sartre, who noticed people as ‘condemned to be
free’.The notion that lifestyles manifest themselves in the
choice of actions, tension, and freedom of the will. In this
manner, the duty of building one's destiny is in one's
fingers, but the future is uncertain and so one has no get
away from anxiety and melancholy. We are constantly
beneath the shadow of tension; higher duty ends in better
anxiety. Concluding his concept, Sartre says that
existentialism is not pessimism. He says that
existentialism does no longer purpose at plunging us into
melancholy: it's very last intention is to prepare us via
soreness, abandonment, and despair for authentic
existence, and it is largely worried about the human
circumstance as a whole form of choice. The essential
trouble, therefore, is an authentic means of lifestyle. Man
is characterized by using freedom. This free man or
woman is also a creative individual i.E. We create our very
own character, and situation by interpreting our
surroundings, and in this way, we are also accountable.
Existence includes freedom, creativity, and responsibility.
Man is continually accountable for his preference. He
blames himself and no longer society for the outcome of
his choice. Man through his loose acts determines his
personal destination. Man in making his character is never
entire via out his lifestyles, he develops by his personal
free desire. In this feel, Heidegger has stated that "Dasein,
it always its very own possibility," and Sartre stated that
"it's miles real that the viable is- so to speak - an
alternative on being and if it's far true that the viable can
come within the international best through a being which is
its very own opportunity, this means for human truth the
need of being it's being within the shape of an alternative
on its being."