Existentialism, Phenomenology, and Continental Philosophy

Existentialism

• Existentialism by Addison Ellis
• African American Existentialism: DuBois, Locke, Thurman, and King by Anthony Sean Neal
• Albert Camus on the Absurd: The Myth of Sisyphus by Erik Van Aken
• Friedrich Nietzsche and the Death of God by Justin Remhof
• Friedrich Nietzsche on Tragedy: Why Do We Like Tragic Art? by Matthew Sanderson

Happiness and Meaning

• Happiness: What is it be Happy? by Kiki Berk
• Stoicism: Finding Happiness in What’s Under Your Control by Matthew Pianalto
• Meaning in Life: What Makes Our Lives Meaningful? by Matthew Pianalto
• The Meaning of Life: What’s the Point? by Matthew Pianalto
• Ecstatic Experiences: The Philosophy of ‘Losing Yourself’ by Matthew Sanderson
• Philosophy as a Way of Life by Christine Darr
• Philosophical Counseling: Using Philosophy to Address Life’s Challenges by Nathan Nobis
• The Philosophy of Humor: What Makes Something Funny? by Chris A. Kramer

Love, Life and Death

• “Hell Is Other People”: Sartre on Personal Relationships by Kiki Berk
• Transformative Experiences: Can Life-Changing Choices Be Both Rational and Authentic? by Felipe Pereira
• Is Immortality Desirable? by Felipe Pereira
• Is Death Bad? Epicurus and Lucretius on the Fear of Death by Frederik Kaufman
• The Badness of Death by Duncan Purves
• Hell and Universalism by A. G. Holdier

Phenomenology

• Phenomenology: Describing Experiences From a First-Person Perspective by Matthew Sanderson
• Martin Heidegger on Being: Why is There Something Rather than Nothing? by Matthew Sanderson
• Martin Heidegger on Technology by Matthew Sanderson
• Jean-Luc Marion on ‘Saturated Phenomena’: What Are Mind-blowing Experiences? by Matthew Sanderson

Continental Political Thought

• Hannah Arendt’s Political Thought by David Antonini
• Karl Marx’s Conception of Alienation by Dan Lowe
• On Karl Marx’s Slogan “From Each According to their Ability, To Each According to their Need” by Sam Badger
• Karl Marx’s Theory of History by Angus Taylor