Existentialism:Flipped Learning

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# Existentialism: Learn to think and 'be' an Existentialism

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   I like the thought, it's only after realiz the absurdity of life or in yourself to God and understand him and this cannot be preached or be achieved by being a part of a herd or a community. 

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    I like one of the Alberta Camus answer to the absurdity of life isn't suicide. 

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   I like one of the Camus thought, thus absurd becomes God (In the Broadest meaning of this word) and that inability to understand becomes the existence that illuminates everything. Nothing logically prepared this reasoning. 

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  I like the thought, Dadaism is a quest for change, a path or tool to a new culture it was a tool that could make the emergence of a new path to new values possible. 

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I like the thought of Existentialism is aften accused of being a gloomy philosophy while there is the truth to this claim.we must look at the whole picture why existentialism thought of as a gloomy philosophy because notions such as anxiety despair and absurdity never seem to leave the arena of argument but of all these so called negative subjects are only brought into discussion so what we can find a solution to them it's the conclusion of the philosophy. 

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 I like the thought, which Camus argue, why rebellion is the only proper response to the absurdity of life. 

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Existentialist are all concerned with the problem of living life as a human being. 

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I like the thought, Nietzsche would say they're  making up the rules and that's existentialism. We don't have to believe and those rules that are made up. 

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I like the thought of learning is a gift. Even when pain is your teacher. Suffering is not actual our enemy in this life. 

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I like one of the thought, if there are no guidelines for our actions, then each of us is forced to design our own moral code, To invent a morality in mean by. 

# My Questions:

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Q- According to Camus, he said that believing in God is considered philosophy called suicide for him. Why? Like "suicide" in what manner he says that? 

As the existence shows them like the triangle of freedom/passions Individuality, here I can't understand the connection between existence and passion. 

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Q- Here mention some phrase of movie 'stay' one is an elegant suicide is the ultimate work of art, of course it has deep meaning, but here suicide considered as " Elegant" Is it considered as in positive way? 

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Philosophical suicide/physical suicide

Q- To negate yourself to get away from the absurd and commit physical suicide or you could also deny the absurd and live in perpetual denial and commit philosophical suicide, so after the philosophical suicide can we fully away from absurd? (1:12) 

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Q- every dadaism question every value rather than creating creation isn't  the primary goal of dadaism. Wasn't about our time, dadaism tourism wasn't about our time being all artistic it's merely an art movement. In this context in what kind of value? 

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Q- Existentialism is often accused of being a gloomy philosophy, because notions such as anxiety, despair and absurdity, so called negative subjects are only brought into discussion so that we can find a solution to them, But here my question is that, through the  gloomy philosophy, can we find a solution to them, in which we have not despair and absurdity? (Starting-0:23) 

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Q- As Camus argue, why rebellion is the only proper response to the absurdity of life? This argue is also question for me. 

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Q-At Existentialism is an attitude that recognizes the unresolved confusion of the human world, But can we said that Existentialism also resists some confusion by asking unanswered question? 

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Q- we can make up our own rules ( you want all right) by applying this can we make the better society or have some negative aspect effect more than better or good aspects? 

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Q- Along with Buddhism it's helpful to understand existentialism more compassion, so, what is the major/main contribution of Buddhism in existentialism?  (10:06) 

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Q-  You might think that there's some Authority you could look to for answers but all of the Authorities you can think of are fake?