zeus@houxf.UUCP (06/15/83)
I have a basic question with regard to existentialism: (I believe largely in this philosophy) Existentialism is based on the basic assumption that "man" has no purpose in life. We are here, and there really is'nt a reason. Each person defines the concept of man. This is our burden, c'est la vie. I feel that this assumption leads to great implications. For instance, I beleive that because of this, we should strive for excellence, in whatever fields of interest we desire. My question is: does this intuitive feeling of mine argued logically from the basic assumption of purposelessness (?)?.