Exploring Existentialism among Affluent Individuals in Bangladesh’s Upper-Class Society: Prevalence, Impacts, and Implications

Exploring Existentialism among Affluent Individuals in Bangladesh's Upper-Class Society: Prevalence, Impacts, and Implications

Fakhrul Abedin Tanvir

Abstract:

This research paper explores the impact of existentialism on Bangladeshi upper-class society, focusing on its essentiality and negative consequences. A survey was conducted among 100 individuals from diverse professions and affluent backgrounds, using a questionnaire-based approach. The findings highlight the significance of existentialist ideologies in the lives of the upper class, emphasizing personal fulfillment and self-expression. However, the study also reveals potential negative consequences such as neglecting communal responsibilities and social isolation. This research provides insights for promoting a balanced and socially responsible upper-class culture in Bangladesh.

Keywords: existentialism, upper-class society, Bangladesh, impact, personal fulfillment, self-expression, negative consequences, communal responsibilities, social isolation, balanced culture, social responsibility