The phrase "existential philosophies" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a philosophical approach that focuses on the individual's subjective experience and their search for meaning in life. Example: "The protagonist in this novel struggles with the concepts of existential philosophies, questioning the purpose of his existence and the inevitability of death."
Sartre and Merleau-Ponty were politically engaged in 1940s Paris, and their existential philosophies (phenomenologically based) suggest a political theory based in individual freedom.
The phenomenological and existential philosophies are thus linked together, for the individual remains an empirical, finite, concrete, and unique being in his particular "circumstances," who has been placed decisively within the spatial-temporal context of the world of his here-and-now, and, from this perspective, man transcends his "radical reality" in its every detail (Obras, 5: 545–47).
After discussing the ostensible contrast between "Western being" and "Eastern nothingness," and after looking at some of the Eastern sources of the idea of absolute nothingness, I will discuss the topological, dialectical, phenomenological and existential philosophies of absolute nothingness developed by Nishida Kitarō, Tanabe Hajime, Nishitani Keiji, and most recently by Ueda Shizuteru (b. 1926).
But there's no time for existential philosophy.
In keeping with its existential philosophy, the book eschewed comprehensive plot lines and dramatic catharses.
It's no less than an attempt to dance existential philosophy.
Chew gum, squint, keep quiet and demonstrate a detailed understanding of existential philosophy?
In existech, as in existential philosophy, an inventor builds something, then tries to figure out what it is.
Many of Wilson's books deal with the psychology of crime, the occult, human sexuality, or Wilson's own original form of Existential philosophy.
PAGE B1 EXISTENTIAL POLITICAL STRANGENESS "The Strangerer" is a bizarre and sometimes whimsical blend of existential philosophy, political satire and absurdism.
Mr. Fiennes luxuriates in the character's exquisite monologues, like a precocious teenager introduced to the bleak pleasures of existential philosophy.
