Thomas Nagel: From Spiders to Spacetime
Dive into Thomas Nagel’s deep thoughts on consciousness, morality, and the cosmos. His work challenges us to ponder existence and reality.
Absurdism
Absurdism is a philosophical school of thought that emerged from existentialism, primarily associated with the works of Albert Camus. It grapples with the fundamental conflict between humans’ relentless quest for meaning and the universe’s indifferent nature. Absurdism asserts that life inherently lacks meaning, and it is the human pursuit of significance in a purposeless world that creates the absurd. This philosophy encourages embracing the absurd condition and finding personal meaning through individual experience, rather than seeking universal truths. Absurdism’s influence extends to literature, theatre, and contemporary philosophy, providing a poignant reflection on human existence and its paradoxes.
Absurdism
Embrace Absurdism: challenge traditional notions of purpose, create your own meaning in a world filled with uncertainty.
Albert Camus: A Journey from Absurdity to Nobel
Discover the transformative journey of Albert Camus, from navigating the complexities of an indifferent universe to receiving the Nobel Prize. Explore his iconic novels and delve into his profound philosophy on the search for meaning in a world that seems devoid of purpose.