Why Theory

Being and Nothingness Side B

Jan 23, 2023

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The Nothing That Matters

00:48

Freedom: you’re free because you encounter obstacles

01:13

Freedom and the Unconscious

00:34

Being for Others Is Like Heidegger, Right?

03:22

Introduction

3min

Are We Condemned to Freedom or Not?

2min

The Excessive Subject - Is That Your Freedom?

2min

The Choice of a Project

4min

Is Hegel a Thinker of Synthesis?

4min

Sartre's Project Changes the Past

2min

Being for Others Is Like Heidegger, Right?

3min

The Master's Slave Dialectic

4min

Gratitude Is So Close to Hate

3min

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Why You Shouldn't Do That?

5min

11.

Heidegger's Disagreement With Sartre

2min

12.

Is There an Element of Psychosis to His Thinking?

3min

13.

Heidegger's Psychosis, Isn't It?

3min

14.

The Most Extreme Example, Flat Earthers, Okay?

3min

15.

I Don't Know if He's Gonna Give Ground on Universal Mediation, Right?

2min

16.

What I'm Not Sure About Is Desire

4min

17.

Do You Know What Object You Are for the Other?

2min

18.

Are You Really, Really Wrong?

2min

19.

Isn't Sart's Idea?

3min

20.

Do Two Things at Once With This

3min

21.

What Is Seen as Possessed to See Is to Deflower?

2min

22.

Is Existential Psychoanalysis Based on the Hypothesis of an Unconscious Psyche?

4min

23.

Is There Something Binding in Slime?

5min

24.

Sartre Against Pathos

2min

25.

Is There a Gap Between Opposition and Opposition?

2min

26.

I Didn't Ask to Be Born - I Don't Want to Be in This Situation

2min

27.

I Don't Think It's Weird That Someone Wrote That Book

2min

Ryan and Todd conclude their discussion of Jean-Paul Sartre's Being and Nothingness with a focus on Sartre's conception of freedom. They discuss the strengths and weaknesses that follow from how Sartre theorizes subjectivity in relation to the social order.

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