Jean-Paul Sartre: Existentialism is a Humanism | Full Lecture

In this lecture, I go through Jean-Paul Sarte`s classic "Existentialism is a Humanism", which is a short and easy book for people who are starting out with reading Philosophy. It is also a great summary of the main ideas of Existentialism, such as freedom, responsibility, angst, authenticity and bad faith. The book is a transcript of Sartre`s conference from 1946 in attempt to defend Existentialism from its critics and explain it for the general public.
What You'll Learn:
The fundamental principles of Sartre's existentialism.
The meaning of freedom in Sartre.
The concepts of existence preceding essence and radical freedom.
How Sartre responds to critiques of existentialism as a philosophy of despair and moral relativism.
The role of humanism in Sartre's existential thought and its implications for personal and collective responsibility.
Join me as I break down Sartre's complex ideas into clear and engaging insights, providing a thorough understanding of why he declared that "man is condemned to be free." This video will equip you with the knowledge to grasp the profound impact of Sartre's philosophy on both intellectual history and contemporary discussions about human freedom and ethics.
Whether you're a philosophy student, an enthusiast of existential thought, or simply intrigued by the questions of human existence and morality, this video is perfect for deepening your understanding of Sartre's enduring legacy.
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