Psychology as a Human Science: Existential Psychology, Lecture 3

This video provides a brief overview of the contributions of seven thinkers in the existential tradition. They are: Heidegger, Sartre, de Beauvoir, Merleau-Ponty, Camus, Buber and Kafka. The previous video in this series covered Kierkegaard and Nietzsche.

[@ivankaramazov707]

Professor , I would be very grateful if you could upload your lecture notes , reading material etc ... While watching your lectures I feel like I could get full benefit if I had reading material , maybe its just FOMO. In any case I'm very thankful for your lectures they are helping me a lot .

[@Mr_two]

Man you are such a great teacher. Thank you so much for this❤

[@eddiehughes371]

These are fantastic videos.
True freedom or as close as you can get to true freedom is only possible when you connect with nature.
Imagine having nothing, you’re in the middle of the wilderness and you will spend the rest of your life here. No debt, no bills, no job, just living/existing. That is true freedom (for me personally). If you want to be free, you have to want nothing. Try to not be materialistic.

[@melissajones5985]

OMG indeed! What a romp... I think I'll listen to parts 1 - 3 again and then later this month will read "The Castle." Thank you for a very rich series of lectures. I love your clear style of delivery and general generosity of spirit, Professor.

[@florindacar8659]

Yes, "weird world".... But, at least, we are with you, Professor! ;-)

[@davidranger9135]

Didn't Plato and Aristotle, Aquinas, Kant, and the Scholastics have a lot to say about ontology, the study of being qua being? Or did Heidegger simply not count them or know about their thoughts in the field?