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Who developed the concept of the 'existential attitude'?
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Who developed the concept of the 'existential attitude'?
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The concept of the 'existential attitude' was developed by Jean-Paul Sartre. It refers to a way of approaching life with a sense of responsibility and freedom, and a willingness to face the uncertainty and challenges of existence.
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