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This is my second line of enquiry - The absurd in existentialism. Absurdism is the human tendency to try and find meaning in life conflicting with the human inability to find any.
In short, life is futile until we give meaning to it.
With this in mind I wanted to present a chair (which we have given a very simple 'purpose') and completely hide or enclose the image. Changing its purpose and its 'meaning'.
Inspired by Chiharu Shiota.
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Epicurus Explains How To Be Happy And Why Pleasure Matters | Real AI Voice Interview
What Epicurus Really Taught About Life, Happiness, and Pleasure
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Epicurus is often misunderstood. Many think he supported wild pleasure, but that’s not true. In this video, you’ll hear his real ideas about life, happiness, and peace of mind. He believed that true pleasure means being calm, having good friends, and no pain. This AI video uses his own words to explain his views on how to live a better life.
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05:27 – Epicurus’ True Values
06:47 – Poems of the Student Philodemus
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Should we worry about our existence, or just read Camus?
Albert Camus, the French philosopher, author, and journalist, is our Author of the Week.
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Nathaniel Hawthorne and family are also from Concord and buried in Sleepy Hollow Cemetery. Like the Emerson's Nathaniel Hawthorne lived in Concord's old Manse.
A page for my Art Journal to chronicle my path to existentialism.
Credits:
Color Splash - A Somerset Digital Studio Exclusive available @ Deviant Scrap
Earth from Clarabelle’s Collage World by Fiddlette Designs available @ Catscrap
Quirky Quotes: Existence by Maya @ Scrapbook Graphics
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It hosted most of the French intellectuals during the post-war years. It is said that Jean-Paul Sartre and Simone de Beauvoir would meet here and discuss their philosophy of existentialism over a drink.
This evolved from the previous image, "nine dots encircled". The circle is now a sphere containing 125 dots.
In reviewing this image and the ideas it represents to me, I have to say it is an apparent transformation of the basic precepts of the phenomenological model of 'self' [as a single dot experiencing consciousness] into an evolved, multiple layered consciousness that relates to social interactions and positions.
As someone involved in hermeneutics, I am often surprised to find philosophical distinctions in my images. This one is significant in thinking beyond existentialism while retaining the core of that branch of philosophy.
The night before I drew this, I watched Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind. I woke up late/early in the night/morning, and this was all I could think of.
Existential Inspiration, Spring 2016
Existentialism in Paris
This is our professor Dr. McReynolds deep in thought (or perhaps watching television but I like to think he was contemplating) and on the other side of the table, we gathered here daily at Au Perroquet, a local cafe in Paris, to discuss existentialism. So much was learned here but our
discussions changed me. I now walk with purpose, speak with intention and live for today.