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Bigger Thomas: A Rolling Stone: The Essence of Existential Crisis in Existence,Used
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Existence precedes essence. The existential generic formula for life is based on the belief that mans existential crisis is experienced during the pursuit of essence. The starting point of existence, ideally, should be the same for each individual; however, Wrights Native Son challenges the practice of that premise by examining the unequal existence of Bigger Thomas in a society that recognizes his color before his humanity. Biggers existence is a crime, and because his existence is not considered equal or parallel to the white man, his journey towards authentic essence meets, and must conquer, additional obstacles. By examining a number of existential components and applying these philosophical theories of Sartre to Wrights novel, the reader is able to experience a new existential dimension: existential essence can sometimes precede existence. Bigger evolves through each crisis in the novel, experiencing numerous births into life, selfrealization, transcendence, and authentic being.
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