Being and Nothingness Side B

1

Introduction

00:00 • 3min

2

Are We Condemned to Freedom or Not?

03:24 • 2min

3

The Excessive Subject - Is That Your Freedom?

05:48 • 2min

4

The Choice of a Project

08:01 • 4min

5

Is Hegel a Thinker of Synthesis?

11:59 • 4min

6

Sartre's Project Changes the Past

15:31 • 2min

7

Being for Others Is Like Heidegger, Right?

17:41 • 3min

8

The Master's Slave Dialectic

21:03 • 4min

9

Gratitude Is So Close to Hate

25:03 • 3min

10

Why You Shouldn't Do That?

28:14 • 5min

11

Heidegger's Disagreement With Sartre

33:39 • 2min

12

Is There an Element of Psychosis to His Thinking?

35:15 • 3min

13

Heidegger's Psychosis, Isn't It?

38:21 • 3min

14

The Most Extreme Example, Flat Earthers, Okay?

40:54 • 3min

15

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

43:38 • 2min

16

What I'm Not Sure About Is Desire

46:04 • 4min

17

Do You Know What Object You Are for the Other?

50:03 • 2min

18

Are You Really, Really Wrong?

52:06 • 2min

19

Isn't Sart's Idea?

54:11 • 3min

20

Do Two Things at Once With This

57:27 • 3min

21

What Is Seen as Possessed to See Is to Deflower?

01:00:39 • 2min

22

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

01:02:16 • 4min

23

Is There Something Binding in Slime?

01:06:09 • 5min

24

Sartre Against Pathos

01:11:17 • 2min

25

Is There a Gap Between Opposition and Opposition?

01:12:59 • 2min

26

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

01:15:25 • 2min

27

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

01:17:43 • 2min