One of the title concepts in this book can be either for -itself or -in-itself, while the other arises from the separation of authentic existence from one of self-deception, or bad faith.
One of this work's title concepts "lies coiled... like a worm" and can arise only through nihilation of its pointless counterpart. This work suggests that time is ecstatically real and calls the present a "perpetual flight." This work posits that freedom translates facticity to possibility and is the real nature of man. This work uses blushing as an example of the physical body relationship with the "other," which is a cycle of mutual objectivization maintained by "the look." One of the title concepts in this book can be either for -itself or -in-itself, while the other arises from the separation of authentic existence from one of self-deception, or bad faith. For 10 points, name this existential work of philosophy by Jean Paul Sartre.
One of this work's title concepts "lies coiled... like a worm" and can arise only through nihilation of its pointless counterpart.
Being and Nothingness: An Essay on Phenomenological Ontology [accept L\'Être et le néant : Essai d\'ontologie phénoménologique]