Flipped Learning: Existentialism

Flipped Learning: Existentialism

• Existentialism:-

* What is Existentialism?

• Existentialist Philosophers:-

*Soren Kierkegaard

*Friedrich Nietzsche

*Martin Heidegger

*Jean- pair Sartre

*Simone de Beauvoir

*Albert Camus..

• Key Theme of  Existentialism:-

1. Philosophy as a aah of life

2. Anxiety and Authenticity

E.Freedom

4.Situaedness

5. Existence

6. Irrationality or Absurdity

7. The Crowd

• Suman shah give is some point about Existentialism.........

-Individualism

-A person always alone/loneliness

-Yet I will be myself

-World is world and l-l am

- Things are Things and I am as a soul

-I am human being 

- Internal source and external source

-Anxiety  becomes a reality

-Throw/Throwness( Ex... Midnight children... Salim)

-Facticity

• Video-1  What is Existentialism?

First video about Existentialism's explanation and according to Kierkegaard. He believes that philosophical thought are same. Triangle with  Individuality, Freedom and passions. Possibility of God and it happens after thinking. Whose attention will be attracted to a subject like suicide, Anguish, Thanks, Absurdity, Passion, Emotions their freedom or even despair.

• Video -2.  The myth of Sisyphus: The Absurd Reasoning:-

Camus first start this essay " The Absurd Reasoning". In this he wrote about one truly philosophical problem that is suicide.

People think that life is absurd and that’s why one should die. Is it dying a real solution? No it is not. Life is absurd and meaningless but life is for living. There is also one idea of every human’s fascination of death. It is shown in video that human wants divorce from life and wants to make death a mistress. But I like the idea that how every one wants death and how everyone also fears death.

• Video -3. The myth of Sisyphus: The notion of  Philosophicaly is sisuicide
• . But here it is said that there is human and there is world. Both will collide and then absurdity will take place. Imagine of there is no human being in the world.

• Video - 4. Dadaism  Nihilism:-

From this video I like the idea of dadaism and it's quest for change. And also the Nietzsche's discription about the movement.