Sartre: Existentialism and the Burden of Freedom. This podcast delves into the universe of Jean-Paul Sartre, exploring his life and work, and revealing the fascination that made him one of the greatest exponents of existentialism and the burden of freedom. The podcast highlights how his philosophy, centered on unrestricted freedom and individual responsibility, challenged the paradigms of bourgeois thought, gaining strength in the post-World War II scenario. The program delves into the key concepts of Sartrean existentialism, such as consciousness seen as a void, the distinction between being and nothingness, the notion of bad faith and the maxim “existence precedes essence”. In addition, the podcast outlines an overview of Sartre’s intellectual trajectory, following his approach to Marxism and his intense engagement in political and social issues. The podcast also offers a glimpse into the philosopher’s personal relationships and examines the lasting impact of his ideas, which continue to provoke thought and debate in the contemporary world.
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