Kierkegaard: Anguish is the Vertigo of Freedom. This podcast explores the life and ideas of Søren Kierkegaard, a 19th-century thinker considered the father of existentialism. The podcast explores his view of the individual and subjective existence as being beyond reason, focusing on how people live and make choices. It details his biography, influences, and key philosophical concepts, such as the stages of existence (aesthetic, ethical, and religious), the importance of subjectivity as truth, and the concept of anguish arising from freedom. The genesis and development of existentialism as a later philosophical movement influenced by Kierkegaard is also discussed.
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