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I found this while reading about absurdism, my own philosophy. I would assume that the beret guy is in fact an absurdist, which is slightly different from nihilism. Would this be correct?[[Special:Contributions/108.162.219.78|108.162.219.78]] | I found this while reading about absurdism, my own philosophy. I would assume that the beret guy is in fact an absurdist, which is slightly different from nihilism. Would this be correct?[[Special:Contributions/108.162.219.78|108.162.219.78]] | ||
β | + | Yes and no. Maybe. Are there even definite definitions of Nihilism and Absurdism? Meaning: Nihilism is frequently associated with Nietsche, who, in his own understanding, fought Nihilism. But thats how I read stuff, and I am sure there's at least 10k people who would disagree. -- [[Special:Contributions/141.101.107.78|141.101.107.78]] 20:06, 16 May 2020 (UTC) | |
β | Yes and no. Maybe. Are there even definite definitions of Nihilism and Absurdism? Meaning: Nihilism is frequently associated with Nietsche, who, in his own understanding, fought Nihilism. But thats how I read stuff, and I am sure there's at least 10k people who would disagree. -- [[Special:Contributions/141.101.107.78|141.101.107.78]] 20: |