This is a cursory question I'd like to ask. Philosophical doctrines are often classified in a manner, akin to how epistemology is (eg. existential versus moral nihilism). It's occurred to me, however, that these classifications often act as constraints to the creative imagination in discourse. For instance, there's no reason the affirmation of existential value can't take place through the embodiment of morality.

In light of that, here's my question: