Based on Sartre’s discussion of the two main principles of existentialism, explain in your own words what he means by freedom and responsibility, and also his interpretation of the roles of choice and action in the creation of values or purpose.

Based on Sartre’s discussion of the two main principles of existentialism, explain in your own words what he means by freedom and responsibility, and also his interpretation of the roles of choice and action in the creation of values or purpose.

In your response, make sure to explain in what sense I am responsible for all of humanity. That is, if it is through choice and action that I create value, in what sense do I choose and create value for all of humankind? Does Sartre mean that I should be constantly thinking about the rest of humanity when making every little choice? Why or why not? Use at least one example of your own to clarify Sartre’s point.

Finally, interpret what Sartre means when he writes, ” we can never choose evil,” although choosing itself is inevitable. In what sense am I choosing “good,” for instance, if I am choosing to commit murder?

[Note: it is absolutely crucial that in responding to the above prompt, you remember Sartre’s insistence that there is no pre-established set of values — so be careful not to assume a pre-given notion of good/ bad or right/ wrong. Further, although this is not required, I encourage you to draw upon the discussion on Anguish and Abandonment when helpful (and his own examples when discussing these topics) where Sartre clarifies all of the above ideas further].

pls read page 17-37(Sartre -Existentialism is a humanism) on the pdf files attached and “On Sartre”docx file to answer this discussion. The essay source should be only based on the files i attached. Don’t use outside sources.