A philosopher theorized that this concept was the Other-power to which a person must surrender their self-power through the process of meta-noesis. Inspired by Plato’s concept of khôra, a philosopher theorized this concept as the final basho. A form of this concept was first articulated in the essay From That Which Acts to That Which Sees. This is the second concept in the title of a book that describes a Peeping Tom suddenly realizing he is being looked at. The (*) Kyoto School theorized the “absolute” form of this concept, a Western version of which Keiji Nishitani contrasted with eastern sunyata. This is the second title concept of a book that uses the example of a cafe waiter to explain (-5[1])the concept of “bad faith.” (10[1])For 10 points, the title of a Jean-Paul Sartre book (-5[1])pairs what concept with Being? (10[1])■END■