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Existentialism : Flipped learning : Asked questions.

Existentialism : Flipped learning : Asked questions.


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Here is my blog on Existentialism: flipped learning and asked questions. This task is given by Dilip Barad sir. Here is sir's blog to konw more About task.


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Video 1. What is existentialism ?


John Paul Satre referred to himself as an existentialist and founded the whole movement.  Existentialism starts with Kierkegaard despite the fact that we can apply the term existentialist to many great thinkers and writers such as Kierkegaard Nietzche, Dashefsky, Kafka etc.. all give great definition to existentialism.


Video 2. The Myth of Sisyphus : The Absurd reasoning 


In this video we will be talking about an absurd reasoning Camus  start thai essay by bringing our attention to an Intriguing and somewhat unusual stat he writes.

 The meaning of life is the most urgey of questions for Camus suicide is an individual act he says..


 We are concerned here adults that with the relationship between individual thought on suicide and act.


" An elegant suicide is the Ultimate work of art " 


Video 3 The myth of Siyphus : the notion of philosophical suicide.


In thai video Camus talk about existentialist, although many would argue he was part of the movement.


Camus believed existentialist to recognize the absurd but instead of embracing it.


Camus give themes of existentialism


Camus says…


" Faith is the objective uncerywith the repulsion of the absurd "


Video 4. Dadaism, Nihilism and Existentialism.


Dadaism tourism wasn't about our te being all artistic it's merely an art movement is not really hard pain free of any reules.


Existentialism emerged after world war 2 as movement of another series of doctrine as an answer to the absurdity of life.


Video 5. Existentialism - a gloomy philosophy.


Existentialism is often accused of being a gloomy philosophy while there is the truth to this claim.


Existentialism is narcissistic philosophy being an individual doesn't mean you're narcissistists.


Video 6. Existentialism and Nihilism. It is one and the same ?


Nihilism can be defiy as the loss of individuality and hai whole philosophical project can be summed up as an effect to promote subjectivity for Nietzche.


Video 7. Let us introduce existentialism agaiy !

 

In thai video I am impressive by the thought of introduce to existialism with many references. 


Origins of Existentialism

20th century existentialism

Divine perspective vs Human perspective.


Video 8. Explain like I am gmfive Existentialism and Nietzsche.


In this video Nietzche say that making up the rules and that's existialism right the Idea of Existentialism.


Video 9. Why I like Existentialism ? Eric Dodson


In this video Eric Dodson given mamy point to summarise that why I like Existentialism.


1 ).  Why I like existentialism.

2 ).  How Existentialism has effected my everyday life.

3 ).  Top ten thinfmgs we can do to live existentially


Video 10. Essentialism to Existentialism.


Plato says that every thing has an essence.


Plato and Aristotle thought that everything has an essence inclitus.


# Video like most 


I have watched all the videos about existentialism. In which I have like most is video no. 5. Because very smoothly or esealy elaborate Existentialism to small children. It is very interesting to learn more about existentialism.


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