Existentialism Lecture

[@joshuahoward3337]

This was one of my favorite professors. I will always appreciate the ideas I was exposed to in this class.

[@muhammadyoushayjawad1670]

Can you tell where he taught these lectures? Where does he work?

[@manafro2714]

@@muhammadyoushayjawad1670 You can find him on linkedin.

[@livjensen8462]

What a communication ability! What an interesting philosophy Existentialism is! One of my favorite topics.

[@l.siqueira8742]

Excelent! The link that you made between Kant's philosophy and the origins of the existentialist movement was brilliant. Actually, based on what I've seen, this is a pretty rare aproach to this topic, and I don't know why. I think that understanding Kant's conception of subjectivity is fundamental in order to understand many of the existentialist's themes. Very well done! Thanks for sharing this.

[@kqp1998gyy]

Great work professor

[@1966mek]

Thanks a lot. I love your lectures. Kindly tell us more on existentialist literature including the works of Colin Wilson and Dostoevsky. Warm regards…

[@yp77738yp77739]

A fabulous communicator, even when I disagree with his analysis of the work he is discussing. I don’t buy the “you do what you decide” argument. There are very strong societal, developmental, hormonal and neurological influences on us that mean individual free will to decide can never occur. Even if one excludes a wholly deterministic universe.