Kierkegaard's Existentialism

This video lecture discusses Kierkegaard's model of existentialism, which emphasizes on how to attain a meaningful life.

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[homer]

The world of aesthetic is a necessary experience. No one goes straight to ethical and religious world. All of us must first realize the boredom of the aesthetic world. However many people are afraid step into the world of ethical because it is the world of anxiety and despair so they go back to aesthetic world. Only few wants to confront anxiety. The rest go back to aesthetic and the pleasure that comes with it. Unfortunately, anxiety and despair are inescapable. Sooner or later we will have to face our own anxiety whether we like it or not.

[EdT.-xtyv]

Role of contingency on epistemology? Ethics, aesthetic, theo/plunge (10:00)

[dovangrepici]

Wonderful presentation! This is the path I've been following despite knowing

[woris]

This was a very good video. Really comprehensable and easy to understand. keep it up :)

[jaylocsinwesternland]

Keep making excellent videos. Kudos! "Philosophy is useless because it is the most useful."

[shahanreza]

"Why Should Human believe in what they must find as irrational, unnatural and Immoral?" Was that asked by Kierkegaard? Because What Abraham did was one of kind, applying the same to whole humanity will be a logical fallacy

[srenpaulisen]

Your videos are really good, but after 3:00 minutes in this video you show a portrait of Kierkegaard, where you should have shown a portrait of Hegel😉

[homer]

realization of the absolute, the individual is merely subsumed in the entire process of the development of Reason. This is not even Hegel's original thought. The Stoics 2000 years before HEgel already thought about this.

[pradeepchowdhury]

It's the absurdity of religion that gives it its unique value

[ibraheemkhan]

This model does not work. simply because we are deciding what we are meant to be, when this in reality most people do not know why they are here. Once you come to that reason then everything becomes clear.

[zachkrocka]

I hate these robot narrations, just pay someone to say it all correctly.