Existentialism @ Rhodes

I feel like I should preface this post with an apology.  These thoughts came to me while I was in an exhausted and apparently abstract mood...

In Arthur Miller’s selection from the Death of a Salesman, a very interesting point is brought up that deals specifically with the interacti...

Where does time go? Where seems an awkward qualifier to use in discussing time, considering that where deals with physical space and ti...

by Erin, Ben, and Alex.

I really liked reading the human stain, it reflected Nietzsche. It was a very at taking many of the existential ideas Nietzsche had and put ...

Merleau-Ponty's examination of freedom differs from Sartre's, but I wonder how these different formulations of human freedom affect ...

Seeing as how our last reading mentioned the American philosopher Richard Rorty (and given that at least 3 of us will probably be reading fo...

by Manali Kulkarni and Courtney Martin

a short film by brannen vick & sarah knowles: "hey..." "hi." "you seem like me." "How do you know?...

Hey Y'all! I was not able to upload my video because the file was too large however, I did post it on to youtube. The Link for Youtube i...

The other day in class we began talking about Derrida’s idea of difference and differance. In French, difference can be define...

So, one of my favorite movies of all time, Being John Malkovich, is probably one of the most existential movies I've ever seen. Below i...

I have always been told to “ live in the now” or to live in the moment. I never understood really what the “now” was and how to feasibly to ...

Last week we discussed The Human Stain by Roth. In it, Coleman and the janitor discuss the existence of God. To the janitor, meaning in her ...