Presentation existintialism.
- 2. . Topic: How far does the play reflect the theme of Existentialism Name : Gohil Binkalba Semenster: 3 Roll no : 6 enrollment no : 2069108420170010 Email id : Binkalbagohil1995gmail.com Year : 2017/2018 Submitted to : Department of English M.K.B.U.BHAV,UNIVERSITY
- 3. The word “existentialism” stands for Once Awareness of one's being ness. It stands for a vital principle of life waiting for Godot. resembles the existentialist literature because it will not only with existence or identity but also with the momentary and internal time.
- 4. It sure it's beginning in the 19th Century with the works of Kierkegaard and Nietzsche. Populations post World War II response to the relations situation directly caused by the war. The myth of Sisyphus in essay by Albert Camus as he is many existentialist species found beckett’ s waiting for Godot . Deals with the central question to philosophy the question of suicide used to Greek myth of Sisyphus as an allergy conclude that the purpose of the life is the revolt against the absurd.
- 5. When we look at beckett’s Play, we see many existentialist themes developed . The absurd plays a huge role inside waiting for godot . In addition, beckett has his characters question there on existence . Openly critical towards Christian scripture waiting for Godot . waiting for boots and knowing the role boots and clothing take in the play, we can say that Vladimir and estragon are waiting for their purpose in life.
- 6. Mental condition for instance the major problem. for the tramp is to make time pass . Vladimir and estragon constantly complain of the slowness of time passing. Estragon say. “Nothing happens nobody comes nobody goes it's a awful” natural time its consequences flow on for example the tree has grow 5 or 6 leaves . Pozzo has grown blind lucky Dumb. Here a estragon remarks They all change only we not.
- 7. Nihilism is the belief that not only is there no inherit meaning in the universe but that its pointless to try to construct our own as a substitute. Friedrich Nietzsche
- 8. “Absurdism is the belief that search for meaning is inherently in conflict with the actual lack of meaning but that one should both accept this and simultaneously Rebel against it by embracing what life has to offer.” Albert Camus .
- 9. “Existentialism is the belief that through a combination of awareness free will and personal responsibility one can construct there one meaning within a world that has no inherit meaning by itself “. Jean Paul Sartre.
- 10. To conclude we say that the full picture show up petty hopelessness neither time on existence neither reality nor memory or the past have any meaning or significance .