Why Existentialism is a Humanism

Existentialism focuses on the self-consciousness of the here and now, emphasizes self-awareness and self-experience, and expresses the individual's knowledge of the world and others from the individual consciousness of the self, and advocates that all thinking and judgments are made from the perspective of the "I", so that one does not need to easily agree with others, or even the whole world. And even the whole world.

Thus, the emotions of pain, suffering, and loneliness in the eyes of ordinary people can become a way of expressing the meaning of "actual existence of the self" from the point of view of the cognition and understanding of the existence of the self. Such existence is a way of proving one's independence and integrity.

Thus the existentialists, no matter how many differences there may be in the expression of their ideas, have the same characteristics in the realization of human self-awakening, and therefore existentialism is a kind of humanism, that is, a humanism that takes human conscious behavior as the main object of thought.

Marxist philosophy considers human beings to be part of the society, attaches importance to the social behavior and social performance of human beings, and speaks of the crowd, class, and the collection of individuals, and speaks of the "socialism" rather than the "individualism", and therefore the two should be in conflict with each other. The two should be in conflict with each other.