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existentialism

The Grind
A mirror that stands on a desk in an empty room.

Six variations on a crowded, lonely room

Brandon Kim
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Nov. 1
The Grind
A person writing on a blank page in a notebook.

Art, meaning and the things in between

Gheed El Bizri
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Nov. 11, 2021
Arts & Life
Haruki Murakami's novel alternates between two worlds, one an imaginary walled town, the other an almost imaginary Tokyo, all while exploring the nature of freedom. (Photo: Micah Lidberg)

Haruki Murakami’s involuntary freedom

Owen Shen
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May 18, 2020
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Sartre and video games

Sam Wolfe
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March 7, 2017
The Grind
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How to deal with existential angst

Vivian Lam
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Jan. 26, 2017
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TAPS’ ‘Rosencrantz And Guildenstern Are Dead,’ an all-around fantastic production

Steve Rathje
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Feb. 23, 2015
(l-r) Kira Alqueza '18 as Julie, Amabel Stokes '17 as Nina, and Maryam Attai as Nora. Photo by Frank Chen.

‘Parts for Women Written by Men’ reevaluates female identity in theater

Ian Anstee
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Feb. 11, 2015
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Existential Fortune Cookies: Fashion or fatality?

Sebastain Gould
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Feb. 17, 2012
The Stanford Daily

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