Problem
The paper must be at least one thousand seven hundreds fifty words long and is recommended not to be longer than two thousand words.
Pick one of the following:
A. Discuss Sartre's views on the human condition. Why does he feel anguish and despair? Why does he nevertheless think action is not futile? What do you yourself consider the implications of his notion that "existence precedes essence?"
B. Discuss what Nietzsche meant by stating "God is dead." Feel free to cite contemporary examples illustrating that point or arguing against it. Further, what are the ramifications of the "God is dead" diagnosis for morality and ethics? Cite Nietzsche's discussion of "master" and "slave" morality-or another moral framework.
C. Analyze Emma Goldman's critique of marriage. What are the strengths and weaknesses of it? To what extent is it applicable or inapplicable today?
D. Analyze Charles Mills' "metaphysics of race." What are the strengths and weaknesses of it? What are the ramifications of his metaphysics for personal or political life?