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Let's now explore Existentialism. This philosophy may appear to be one rooted in dread, but it actually addresses fundamental questions about life, death, choice, freedom, anxiety, and beyond. In other words, Existentialism is where philosophical concepts become relevant to our everyday experiences. 1. Read the chapter 2. What is Existentialism? 5-10 sentences 3. How does social media lend itself to Keirkegaard's view of objectivity? 7-10 sentences 4. What part of Existentialism do you relate to as you read the chapter? 7-10 sentences (please do not say "none" of it) 5. As discussed in class by the professor, what is the term used by Kierkegaard to describe a person who sacrifices, denies, or obscures their individuality and chooses to rely on institutions, groups, and other people to find their identity, security, and purpose? 2-3 sentences 6. As discussed in class, what is the term used by Kerikegarrd to describe a person who lives subjectively, courageously, and without excuses, and who does not truly rely on institutions, groups, or anyone to give their life meaning and purpose? 2-3 sentences Big Question: 7. How does Kierkegaard discuss "conformity," and how does his definition relate to American society today? 10-12 sentences