The Existential Concept of Authenticity

Existentialists believe that individual existence is silly unless he adds meaning through his actions. In the novel "Strangers" and "Transformation", writers Albert Camus and Franz Kafka tell their stories from different angles. Through viewpoint, the writer shows their character, Mersault and Gregor, which convey the concept of credibility of ontology, alienation. When a person lives according to his own definition, he becomes a reality. Both coronation and Kafka use our own perspective to shape their roles.

As a cultural movement, existentialism belongs to the past. As a philosophical quest, it introduces a new norm for understanding what man meant, authenticity, ie the norm related to Descartes' unique concept, ie self-practice, manifestation, existence in the world. Doctrine continues to play an important role in contemporary thinking in the continent and its analytic tradition. Association dedicated to the Phenomenological Existential Philosophical Association, as well as Heidegger, Sartre, Merlot-Ponti, Jasper, Beauvoir and other existential philosophers provides a forum for ongoing research - history, academic Nature, and more systematic concerns - derived from classicalism's existentialism, often faced with recent moves such as structuralism, decomposition, interpretation, feminism. Matthew Ratcliffe (2008) developed an existential psychopathological approach

Those methods have been discussed in detail; they focus on the human experience under the umbrella called the presence - humanist approach and the actual therapeutic relationship. Existentialism and human-centered theory are consistent with my firm belief in the positive nature of everyone. After examining these two theories in detail, I would like to integrate these two theories and integrate them into my own core theory without weakening the theoretical commitment. In my opinion, existentialism and people-centered views have similar views and when they are in crisis or present public opinion, they rely on customer experience therapy (Van, 2002). They have a potential assumption that customers can trust and have a consistent choice to live a meaningful life freely. Together they emphasize the quality relationship between the client and the counselor and the technology does not play a role in the treatment environment (Corey, 2013)