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Applying Existentialism is Easy

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Philosophy

 

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Mary F

 

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June 13, 2015

 

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University

 

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I chose to go to Simon Fraser University to pursue a career that pertains to the World Literature program. This choice alone is what will construct me into the person that I will become. The second point is the result of the first point. Unfortunately, my decision to attend SFU has resulted in loss of sleep, lack of funds and a diminished social life...
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Thus, I am in anguish. Finally the last point and probably the most controversial point is that I have the freedom to make the decisions I make. For instance, today I had the freedom to totally change the subject of my essay. Despite the anguish it has put me through I changed my topic (twice) and now here I am writing about the underground man and existentialism...
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