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Basic Info

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Original Air Date

Dec 15, 1978 → Apr 06, 1979

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Series Overview

• INTRODUCTION: What is philosophy?
• PART ONE: PLATO
• PART TWO: DESCARTES
• PART THREE: HUME
• PART FOUR: HEGEL
• PART FIVE: MARX
• PART SIX: SARTRE
• PART SEVEN: The Contemporary Scene </aside>

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Past Episodes

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PART ZERO: INTRODUCTION

• E01. FSTS EP01 ⟩ INTRODUCTION: THE INDESTRUCTIBLE QUESTIONS </aside>

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PART ONE: PLATO

• E02. FSTS EP02 ⟩ Plato I – VIRTUE IS KNOWLEDGE
• E03. FSTS EP03 ⟩ Plato II – SHADOW AND SUBSTANCE
• E04. FSTS EP04 ⟩ Plato III – THE DIVIDED LINE (Opinion vs Knowledge)
• E05. FSTS EP05 ⟩ Plato IV – THE TRIPARTITE SOUL (The Three Part Man)
• E06. FSTS EP06 ⟩ Plato V – THE IDEAL STATE </aside>

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PART TWO: DESCARTES

• E07. FSTS EP07 ⟩ Descartes I: Historical Transition to the Modern World (The Modern World Begins)
• E08. FSTS EP08 ⟩ Descartes II: Doubting to Believe
• E09. FSTS EP09 ⟩ Descartes III: God Exists
• E10. FSTS EP10 ⟩ Descartes IV: The Clockwork Universe
• E11. FSTS EP11 ⟩ Descartes V: Body and Soul </aside>

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PART THREE: HUME

• E12. FSTS EP12 ⟩ Hume I: How Do You Know?
• E13. FSTS EP13 ⟩ Hume II: “A Well-Meanin’ Critter”
• E14. FSTS EP14 ⟩ Hume III: Will the Sun Rise Tomorrow?
• E15. FSTS EP15 ⟩ Hume IV: Reason: “Slave of the Passions” </aside>

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PART FOUR: HEGEL

• E16. FSTS EP16 ⟩ Hegel I: A Revolution in Thought
• E17. FSTS EP17 ⟩ Hegel II: The Real Is the Rational
• E18. FSTS EP18 ⟩ Hegel III: Master and Slave
• E19. FSTS EP19 ⟩ Hegel IV: The Cunning of Reason
• E20. FSTS EP20 ⟩ Hegel V: The Owl of Minerva </aside>

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PART FIVE: MARX

• E21. FSTS EP21 ⟩ Marx I: The Young Hegelian
• E22. FSTS EP22 ⟩ Marx II: Alienated Man
• E23. FSTS EP23 ⟩ Marx III: The Conflict of Classes
• E24. FSTS EP24 ⟩ Marx IV: The World to Come
• Choice Quotes </aside>

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PART SIX: SARTRE

• E25. FSTS EP25 ⟩ Sartre I: My Existence is Absurd
• E26. FSTS EP26 ⟩ Sartre II: Nausea
• E26. FSTS EP27 ⟩ Sartre III: ‘Condemned To Be Free’ </aside>

Current Episode

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Sartre III — ‘Condemned To Be Free’

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Sartre III: ‘Condemned To Be Free’

27 – “CONDEMNED TO BE FREE”

Sartre’s life. Analysis of autobiography of childhood, The Words. Sartre’s philosophic sources. Analysis of philosophic novel Nausea. Things are divorced from their assigned essences: The world of existence has no connection with the world of words and reason. The superfluousness of things. Absurdity: the chestnut-tree vision. Nausea in the face of the absurd. The loss of the Cartesian self and of Cartesian physical substance.

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• From Socrates to Sartre EP27 ⟩ “Sartre III: ‘Condemned To Be Free’”, Thu, Oct 16, 2025, 6:00 PM | Meetup </aside>

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• Transcript: EP27 – Sartre III: ‘Condemned To Be Free’
• Chatlog </aside>

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