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Greatest Philosophers In History | Jean Paul Sartre

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Jean Paul Sartre is one of the key figures in the philosophy of Existentialism, which emphasises the existence of the individual or human subject who faces existential angst in an apparently absurd world.

This video explores his main ideas including: Nausea, the Absurdity of the World, Existence precedes Essence, Freedom, Bad Faith, The Look and Hell is Other People, among others.

Sartre had a great influence on many areas of modern thought. A writer of prodigious brilliance and originality. He worked in many different genres: as a philosopher, a novelist, and a cultural critic. Sartre is credited for revivifying and popularising Existentialism to the world after it had remained quite stagnant since the death of Danish philosopher Søren Kierkegaard.

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▶ Nausea (1938)
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⌛ Timestamps

0:00 Introduction
3:50 Nausea
5:08 The Absurdity of the World
5:57 Existence precedes Essence
8:31 Freedom and Responsibility
11:35 Bad Faith
13:08 Being and Nothingness
14:42 The Being For-itself and The Being In-itself
16:27 The Being For-Others
16:53 The Look
18:31 Hell is Other People
19:19 Why You Should Read Sartre

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20 Comments

@Eternalised Creator 6 years ago (edited) Pinned

Freedom is what you do with what's been done to you. - Sartre

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@spasticalien 6 years ago

“Nothing looked real. I felt surrounded by cardboard scenery which could suddenly be removed. The world was waiting, holding its breath, making itself small – it was waiting for its attack, its Nausea”. - That´s deep.

@elibeli666 5 years ago

This is definitely one of the most accurate accounts of Sartre's philosophy I've ever come across YouTube. Well done

@gauravsharma9655 3 years ago

The concept of being looked by others was Spot on relatable.

@nasrinvahidi5515 1 year ago

A person who has no life of his own, finds meaning and freedom in daily mundane activities. Finds out that his own life, his own hands, and any existing thing is a marvel.❤

@hiroyoshi_sato 6 years ago (edited)

Ah Yes, my daily dose of existentialism, now coming through Eternalised’s Satre. Great vid mate xD

@thanoscivileng7894 2 years ago

Jean-Paul Sartre, Simone de Beauvoir and the current French health and education ministers Bernard Kouchner and Jack Lang were among the signatories of petitions in the 1970s calling for paedophilia to be decriminalised, it emerged yesterday.

@MarioChilaq 5 years ago

It's incredible how the concept of Bad Faith is something that probably millions of people do or have done in their lives, especially in the western world.

@peace_cat76 6 years ago

Very well done, sir! I think probably one of the best Sartre summaries I've ever watched. Your key points and build-up, your pics, narration and music, excellent work. New subscriber! Thank you🙂

@gbeagle417 3 years ago

I'm glad I stumbled upon this channel!

@dbq-117 6 years ago

Underrated channel, you explained sartre x kierkegaard better than my teacher did!

@minimalism2o2o 6 years ago

8:45 Man is condemned to be free. I came across these lines few days back.
This is liberating as well as harrowing.
PS: I love the introduction part where faces of great ones is juxtaposed beautifully and the bgm accentuates the feel.

@Deveritasmagia 6 years ago

Just recently read Nausea. Happy to see Sartre's philosophy being covered here! It's very well done.

@raskolnikovman936 6 years ago

fascinating philosophy!! I really like Sartre.

@SeanLucasYT 6 years ago

I didn't start reading seriously until my junior year in college. This meant that I have heard a lot of words in the past but I didn't really see those words written down on paper before. A lot of the words in more challenging books were very unusual for me. But, I would sound them all out and try to fit them into a sentence, like ones I would have previously heard. Awesome video man, I passed it at the 5:29 mark to write this comment, going to continue on with the video now!

@funkymunky 5 years ago

We choose long-term agony to avoid short-term discomfort.

@yubia5216 5 years ago

You deserve millions of views my friend, amazing video :)

@iunoi4493 3 years ago

Thank you! 🤗

@PsycheLab2 1 year ago

It’s fascinating how Sartre's ideas challenge us to confront our own existence and the meaning we assign to our lives. Do you think we can ever truly escape "bad faith"? Or are we all just playing roles in a world that expects us to fit a certain narrative?