In this podcast episode, we dive into the philosophical landscape of the 20th century, centering on Nietzsche's famous declaration, "God is dead," and what it means for society. Rather than celebrating atheism, Nietzsche's statement mourns the disappearance of shared moral values, which has left a vacuum filled by various ideologies like nationalism and Marxism. The discussion then shifts to the Frankfurt School, examining their critique of Enlightenment thought and their Neo-Marxist viewpoint. Finally, we connect these themes to Albert Camus's idea of absurdity, emphasizing the significance of actively engaging with our experiences to find meaning, rather than relying solely on introspection.
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