Soren Kierkegaard, The Present Age | The Public and the Press | Philosophy Core Concepts
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This is a video in my new Core Concepts series -- designed to provide students and lifelong learners a brief discussion focused on one main concept from a classic philosophical text and thinker.
This Core Concept video focuses on Søren Kierkegaard's essay "The Present Age", found in his book, The Two Ages. It discusses what he calls two great abstract forces, the public and the press, and hw they contribute to leveling in the present age.
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"the public" in the current context sounds like people on social media. Imagine if Christ return the first thing he needs is to create a Twitter account. Again, great video, can't wait for next one!
Some people on social media would be part of what K is calling the public, yes
@@Nowhy I guess some of us see a bit more than others. Good luck with your studies
watch Network(1976)!! we watched for our class to compare to the ideas of SK, good movie and good representation
This is a good essay....
Indeed it is!
If the functioning of the publicity provided by the public, both super concretions made of the individuals, that only can happen if rather than being proactive, they are the pressures nominated by a few persons, but neither really seem to have that power, they can’t reflect on themselves, either the press or the public.
Nowhy it’s like disillusionment of history, historicity in any pretense which gets disassembled and converted into more stuff to demolish, whichs only happening because there’s nothing else to do, seemingly. And I neglected to mention that these things are all elected and have no legitimate basis outside of our irrationally perceived phobias.
Although it’s alto the obvious choice that they have chosen to do, just so, put pressure on things and level them, mainly themselves, but that’s not to say that that’s always only something totally negative.