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What Did Sartre Call a Person's "Projections into the Future

Question 44

Question 44

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What did Sartre call a person's "projections into the future," that is, his or her ambitions, plans, intentions, hopes, and fantasies?


A) Essence
B) Facticity
C) Transcendence
D) Bad faith

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