Existentialism
Philosophy dealing with absurdity of existence
A philosophy emphasizing individual freedom and the construction of meaning in an absurd world.
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5It’s A Wonderful Life
Becky Lee Meadows analyzes the classic film 'It's a Wonderful Life' through an existentialist lens. The article focuses on the themes of guilt, innocence, and despair as experienced by the individual.
Wish You Were Here
In this recent contribution to Philosophy Now, Ian Rizzo explores the philosophy of absence. The article is part of a broader collection of recent discussions on existential themes found within music and culture.
Defining the Uniqueness of Existentialism
This article explores how existentialism distinguishes itself by focusing on the personal, concrete experience of the individual rather than abstract metaphysical questions. It highlights the movement's rejection of moral absolutes and its enduring relevance in contemporary thought.
Hit Man
Jason and Lauren Friend discuss the concept of reprogramming the self in the context of film. This article is one of several recent entries in the Philosophy Now archive that applies existentialist inquiry to modern media.
Existentialism and the Essence of Being Human
This piece examines the existentialist shift away from pre-defined human nature, focusing instead on how individuals shape their own existence. It discusses key contributions from thinkers like Heidegger and Sartre regarding human freedom and our relationship with the world.
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