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This is the blog home for Dr. J's PHIL 360: Existentialism course for the Fall 2009 semester at Rhodes College.
The idea that I have never ceased to develop is that in the end a man can
always make something out of what is made of him. --J.P. Sartre
Dr. J's PHIL 360
This is the blog home for Dr. J's PHIL 360: Existentialism course for the Fall 2009 semester at Rhodes College.
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- God as an Object
- Shaping the Freedom of Thought
- My beef with proving God's existence
- Revisiting the Conflict between Existentialism and...
- How Beckett Struck Gold
- Camus vs. Beckett
- Student Film: "The Call"
- Samuel Beckett's "Act Without Words"
- Theistic Absurdity and Living Without Appeal
- Student Film: "Do Not Walk"
- Dada
- Sartre and Lobsters
- Existentialist Ideas in South Park?
- Frankl and Literature for Me
- Student Film: "Excalibur"
- Tillich and Creativity
- meaning and belief in god
- Student Film: "The Housewife in Bad Faith"
- I-Thou, I-It, and Reality TV
- Mind Your Body
- Buber and God
- Affirming the Consequence
- In class we briefly discussed Simone de Beauvoir's...
- To be a courier the way a king would be a courier?
- Sisyphus and Regular Life
- Do we understand everything we experience?
- community
- Thinking about Justification
- laws smaws
- Why Can’t We Be Kings
- Sartre or Merleau-Ponty: Who has the better concep...
- alternative epistemology
- Conflicting Ideas in Buber and Sartre
- Martin Buber vs. NPR
- atheistic existentialist and the choice to ignore god
- The Fifth Amendment in light of Kafka and Sartre
- Wishful Thinking
- Failure through Inaction
- Where is happiness?
- Individualism
- Despair or Laughter
- Per last class discussion on knowledge of God, her...
- Sisyphus.
- The Pusher Man
- To what extent should the indiv. as indiv. be held...
- law
- An Absurd God
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