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Living existentially suggests that the search for personal meaning is never-ending. We are constantly asking, experiencing, and transforming ourselves as we adapt to life's circumstances and as we relate to others. Life is not meaningful enough; we must give it meaning. In this ongoing search, we learn, grow, and mature as we create our own reality. We do not adhere to fixed beliefs about ourselves, others, and the world around us. Being human means discovering and making sense of our existence on a regular basis. We do not stop evolving as human beings and there is no destination to reach. Exploring situations from everyday life, the author reflects on the most abstract existential terms, such as nothingness, temporality, and absurdism. And since existentialism's leading lights - Kierkegaard, Sartre, de Beauvoir, and Camus - lived out their ideas in both private and public spheres, Manheimer delves into their biographies to provide a window into scenes of love and loss, war and political upheaval, friendship, and betrayal.

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