A bit of existentialism for what ails you
In these narcissistic and anxious times, existentialism has a lot to offer.
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Believing in free will makes you feel more like your true self
If you believe that you are in charge of your life and your actions, does that mean you also feel more like yourself?
Brexistentialism: Britain, the drop out nation in crisis, meets Jean-Paul Sartre
Just what on earth is going on in Britain? A researcher of French philosophers called upon some 'friends' to think it through.
On eternal life: why an anti-ageing pill might sour the pleasures of existence
Some scientists claim a pill that would have us living healthier lives for longer is less than a generation away. But many philosophers argue extended life may not be as good as it sounds.
Happy? Consider how giving builds a life of meaning
A philosophy based on giving of ourselves to others may help us live more meaningful and fulfilling lives, while helping to bridge the extremes of our emotions and beliefs.
The US vs Sartre: what the hell is Existentialism anyway?
On 7 February 1946 we find J Edgar Hoover, director of the FBI, writing a letter to “Special Agent in Charge” at the New York field office, to draw his attention to one ALBERT CANUS, who is “reportedly…
Becksistentialism: because man is a goal-seeking animal
A student came up to me after class the other day and said, “So what is this ‘Becksistentialism’ all about then?” I want to begin to answer that question by defining the negative: Sir Alex Ferguson is…
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