Existence and Knowledge

Existence and Knowledge

God's Absolute look in sartr's Philosophy and Its Critique

Document Type : Research Article

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Assistant professor of philosophy Department of Allameh tabatabaei university Abstract
Abstract
 In Sartr's viewpoint, the relationship between the human beings id is hostile and devoid of any good intentions. To describe this relationship, he uses metaphor of lIoolo and says: oAnothero tries to deprive me of my freedom by his look and make me his own slave by dominating me. Sartre calls God labsolute anotheru and believes that the hostility ruling on the relationships of human beings is more acutely ruling on the relationship between God and human being as well. Since God, as absolute subject and look, Seizes human being's freedom and consequently his identity, then he changes him into an object. The article continues to deal with the critique of this viewpoint.
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