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clogic-191961	Coombes, Sam	Sartre's Concept of Bad Faith in Relation to the Marxist Notion of False Consciousness: Inauthenticity and Ideology Re-Examined	2019	16	.pdf	application/pdf	9194	255	45	To which the existentialist could retort that being in strong rather than weak bad faith is optional -- not everybody chooses to be in strong bad faith -- and that the choice which this involves carries with it responsibility for serving the dominant ideology in a greater way. Copyright © 2001 by Sam Coombes and Cultural Logic, ISSN 1097-3087 Sartre's Concept of Bad Faith in Relation to the Marxist Notion of False Consciousness: Inauthenticity and Ideology Re-Examined Sam Coombes The chapter devoted to bad faith in L'Etre et le néant is one of the best known of the work not only for the colourful and humorous examples which it contains, such as that of the waiter and that of the deceptively coquettish woman, but principally because it is one of the most revealing of the ethical implications of Sartre's ontology.	cache/clogic-191961.pdf	txt/clogic-191961.txt