Girish Karnad's play "Hayavadana" explores themes of identity, quest for perfection, and existentialism through a mythical narrative intertwined with cultural implications. The play delves into the ambiguity of human life, the supremacy of the head, and the search for completeness, drawing inspirati

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Existentialism emerged as a dominant philosophy in the 1940s, emphasizing individualism and the absurdity of the world. Writers like Samuel Beckett and Iris Murdoch explored these themes in their notable works. In the following decade, the Angry Young Man Movement took hold, challenging societal nor

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Samuel Beckett, an Irish novelist, dramatist, and Nobel laureate, is known for his tragi-comedy and black humor in the Theatre of the Absurd. Born in Dublin in 1906, Beckett's notable works include "Waiting for Godot," "Endgame," and "Molloy." He joined the French Resistance during WWII and won the

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Explore the historical overview, philosophical underpinnings, and personality development principles of Carl Rogers' client-centered counseling approach. Learn about Rogers' development of theory, his philosophical influences like phenomenology and existentialism, and key concepts such as actualizin

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Existential counseling is rooted in the philosophy of existentialism, focusing on concepts such as responsibility, freedom, and the unique subjective perspective of each individual. Rollo May's influence in this approach, along with the ontological and phenomenological underpinnings, shape the under

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Sartre's existentialism centers around human freedom and responsibility, emphasizing the importance of personal choice and authenticity. The concept of bad faith arises when individuals evade their responsibility or deceive themselves, hindering their true self-expression. Sartre warns against inaut

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Humanistic theory emphasizes the active role individuals play in their behavior, with proponents like Abraham Maslow and Carl Rogers. It focuses on humanistic psychology, existentialism, and humanism, emphasizing personal meaning and values. The theory argues for the innate goodness of individuals a

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Delve into the concept of authenticity and what it means to be your true self in a world filled with external pressures. From insights by psychologists on self-awareness and ethical action to philosophical perspectives on individuality and existentialism, discover how being authentic relates to pers

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