Explore the concept of existentialism in this course, focusing on its key figures and the philosophy’s concern with human existence. Begin by examining key developments in Søren Kierkegaard's philosophical thinking and his interpretation of religious existentialism, particularly in relation to Blaise Pascal's ideas and his three-step analytical system. Additionally, delve into Fyodor Dostoevsky's concept of the Underground Man and the historical evolution of existentialism.

Discover the fundamental themes of existentialism as presented in Friedrich Nietzsche's theory of morality, and explore Dostoevsky's significant contributions to the history of existentialism, particularly his ideas on freedom and revolution. We will also discuss key existential themes in Nietzsche's philosophy, including his critique of metaphysics. We will then explore Martin Heidegger's critique of René Descartes as proposed in "Being and Time." You will also explore Jean-Paul Sartre's perspective on freedom within atheistic existentialism, along with the notion of authenticity.

We will examine the significant role that Simone de Beauvoir played in the history of existentialism, particularly through her works addressing the concepts of woman and femininity. Additionally, you will consider the value of the stranger as presented in de Beauvoir's existentialist work of fiction, "Existentialist Ethics." This course is ideal for anyone interested in deepening their understanding of the Philosophy of Existentialism. What’s holding you back? Don’t wait! Enroll in this course now.