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Existentialism in Literature and Film
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6-22-2009 11:02 AM
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Fast T friend
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Haven't checked it out yet, but it seems promising.
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6-23-2009
6:47 PM
abailart
Looks interesting, and thank you for posting. Would have a bit more confidence if they had spelt Nietzsche's name correctly! (and to have indicated inclusion of a consideration of the main questions around considering him as an 'existentialist').
6-24-2009
7:17 AM
Fast T friend
@abailart, what would we do without your keen eye?
6-26-2009
2:43 PM
abailart
My keen eye compensates for the other one (which has a wild neezchean stare about it)
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