Review article

GRATUITNESS OF BEING IN J. P. SARTRE

BOŽE NORAC KLJAJO

Abstract

Treating facticity (facticité) in itself (pour-soi), Sartre sinthetically and logically examines the problem of gratuitness.
This article tries to describe Sartre's claim that human being can not be founded neither by him/herself nor by any other being. He, therefore, says that God has to be contingent.
Recognizing the human's wish to be God, however, Sartre did not recognize that Christian God – the god of Holy Scripures is on a different level from human reality.
For Sartre, Descartes can not escape from ideal world; Heidegger can not establish ethics on our contingency; Leibniz can not escape from the possible and reach the Being. Unfortunately, it is a pity that Sartre's ideas here are so confused, so they can not be taken seriosly in relation to God's issues.

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Hrčak ID:

2466

URI

https://hrcak.srce.hr/2466

Publication date:

15.12.2005.

Article data in other languages: croatian

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