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Answering these questions enables you to relate material from the text to your own personal experiences.
  1. Drawing on your own personal history, describe an instance of “bad faith” in your (or some other person’s) behavior and its consequences.
  2. Create a dance, musical composition or work of visual art based on chance.
  3. Compare post-World War II existentialism to responses to September 11.
  4. Visit a building (museum, bank, university center) that most closely resembles one by Saarinen, Wright, or Mies van der Rohe. How does the experience of being inside this modern structure differ from your experience inside more traditional buildings?
  5. Read or see an absurdist play. Write your own absurdist scene or screenplay.
  6. Write a dialogue between Sartre and Pico della Mirandola.





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