Existentialism Explained - Condemned to Be Free

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Existentialism Explained - Condemned to Be Free

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Alex Calder explores Jean-Paul Sartre's philosophy that existence precedes essence—humans are "condemned to be free." Drawing on post-war existentialism and Viktor Frankl's concentration camp observations, this episode examines how radical freedom shapes identity through choice, absolute responsibility, and why confronting life's meaninglessness might be philosophy's most liberating insight.

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