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Introduction to Sartre's Existentialism (Phil 101)
A Brief History of Existentialism, Chief Features, Problems related to Human Existence, Sartre's Philosophy

What you will learn
Existential Philosophy
It's origin, Chief Features, Primary Existential Philosophical Problems raised by Existentialists
Sartre's Existentialism
Sartre's Existential Realization: Anguish, Forlornness/Abandonment, and Despair
Two kinds of Freedom, Freedom in absolute sense
Existential Psychoanalysis: Berne's Three different notions of Ego & its relation with Freudian Ego
Transactional Analysis, Interaction: OK and Not-OK
A clear concept on Sartre's Existentialism and its related questions
Why take this course?
🎉 Course Title: Introduction to Sartre's Existentialism (Phil 101)
🧠Your Journey into Existential Philosophy Begins Here!
Course Overview:
Dive into the complex and profound world of Existentialism with Introduction to Sartre's Existentialism (Phil 101). This course, guided by the expert insights of Dr. Prasasti Pandit, will take you on a journey through the history, essence, and debates surrounding human existence as explored by leading existential philosophers, culminating in a deep dive into Jean-Paul Sartre's influential ideas.
What You'll Learn:
Part 1: The Roots of Existentialism
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The Brief History: Trace the evolution of Existentialism from its origins to its modern-day relevance.
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Chief Features: Identify the defining characteristics that set Existential Philosophy apart from other philosophical movements.
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Human Existence Dilemmas: Explore the existential dilemmas faced by individuals as conceptualized by existential thinkers.
Part 2: Sartre's Existential Philosophy
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Sartre's Three Realizations: Understand Sartre's key realizations about human life and the existential crisis it entails.
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Freedom & Determinism: Delve into the debate of whether Sartre's philosophy aligns with absolute freedom or is intertwined with deterministic elements.
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Existential Psychoanalysis & Transactional Analysis: Examine the relationship between existential thought and psychological theories, including Eric Berne's three states of ego and Freud's Psychic Ego.
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Transactional Interaction: Learn how human interactions can be understood in terms of 'OK' and 'Not OK', and how this impacts our life positions.
Key Topics Covered:
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Existentialism's Origination: Discover when, why, and where Existentialism first emerged.
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Philosopher Profiles: Get to know the key existential philosophers who shaped this movement.
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Sartre's Influence: Analyze Sartre's impact on philosophy, literature, and beyond.
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Freedom & Responsibility: Debate the nature of freedom as described by Sartre and its implications for our understanding of responsibility.
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Existential Ethics: Explore Sartre's views on what constitutes a moral life within an existential framework.
Engaging Content:
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Interactive Lectures: Engage with thought-provoking lectures that challenge and inspire.
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Real-World Applications: Apply philosophical concepts to real-life situations for a deeper understanding.
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Discussion Forums: Join peers in discussions to exchange ideas and perspectives.
Course Highlights:
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Food for Thought: Each part of the course concludes with thought-provoking questions that encourage critical thinking and self-reflection.
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Expert Guidance: Benefit from Dr. Prasasti Pandit's rich knowledge and engaging teaching style.
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Resource-Rich Environment: Access a wealth of resources to support your learning journey, including readings, videos, and more.
Why Take This Course?
Whether you're a philosophy enthusiast, a student looking to deepen your understanding, or simply curious about the philosophical underpinnings of human existence, Introduction to Sartre's Existentialism (Phil 101) offers a comprehensive and engaging exploration of one of history's most profound intellectual movements. Join us to unlock the mysteries of existential thought with Sartre at its core.
📆 Enroll Now and Embark on Your Existential Voyage!
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