For 10 points, name this concept central to the work of Jean-Paul Sartre, a condition in which one does not live authentically.
This concept is exemplified in a figure who is attracted to the "durability of a stone" and denies the racism of the world and its social institutions. One thinker used the figures of the Narcissist, the Woman in Love, and the Mystic to illustrate this concept. A different thinker demonstrated this concept by describing a woman on a first date who misconstrues compliments about her physical appearance as compliments about her consciousness. This concept can refer to those who refuse to stop being children and is used to describe women who try to attain happiness by (*) subjecting themselves to the Other. This concept is illustrated with the example of a waiter who tries to conform to his idea of what a waiter should be. This concept may be surpassed if one's facticity and transcendence are in harmony and is discussed at length in Being and Nothingness. For 10 points, name this concept central to the work of Jean-Paul Sartre, a condition in which one does not live authentically.
This concept is exemplified in a figure who is attracted to the "durability of a stone" and denies the racism of the world and its social institutions.
bad faith [prompt on inauthenticity or deception or similar]