
Theory & Philosophy Albert Camus‘ ”The Myth of Sisyphus”
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Oct 30, 2021 The podcast explores Albert Camus' essay on the myth of Sisyphus, discussing the connection between repetition and the absurdity of life. It examines the reasons behind choosing life or death, emphasizing the importance of sensitive language when discussing suicide. The concept of living with the absurd is explored, including the idea that suicide can reject the absurdity of life. Camus' concept of absurdity and the communal relationship humans have to reason and meaning are discussed, along with the importance of accepting the absurd as a path to radical freedom.
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Introduction
00:00 • 2min
Exploring the Myth of Sisyphus: Repetition, Mundanity, and Choosing Life
02:17 • 6min
Living with the Absurd
08:17 • 18min
Exploring the Human-Centered Nature of Absurdity and the Secret to a Good Life
26:44 • 2min
The Radical Freedom of Accepting the Absurd and Sisyphus' Will to Continue
28:46 • 4min
