A cycle of 14 mini-lectures dedicated to the key themes in the philosophy of Søren Kierkegaard. These conversations will be of interest both to those who are just beginning to explore the thoughts of the Danish thinker, and to those who have long been familiar with them.

The series gently guides us through the central concepts and stages of the existential path that Kierkegaard contemplated throughout his life. Each lecture is approximately 20–26 minutes long.

What is included in the series

• Lecture 1 — Freedom

• Lecture 2 — The Inward, the Inner Human

• Lecture 3 — The Single Individual. Love for Self, for God, for the Neighbor

• Lecture 4 — To Be Oneself. Gift and Freedom

• Lecture 5 — Anxiety

• Lecture 6 — Stages on Life's Way. The Aesthetic Stage

• Lecture 7 — The Ethical Stage

• Lecture 8 — The Religious Stage

• Lecture 9 — Repetition. Following Christ

• Lecture 10 — Suffering

• Lecture 11 — Selv as a Synthesis of Opposites

• Lecture 12 — Despair, Viewed in Light of the Constituents of the Synthesis

• Lecture 13 — Despair, Viewed under the Categories of Consciousness

• Lecture 14 — Silence. Obedience. Joy

Host

Alexey Lyzlov — PhD in Psychology, Associate Professor at the Department of Modern Problems of Philosophy, Faculty of Philosophy, RSUH. One of the leading Russian specialists in Medard Boss's Daseinsanalysis. Author of lectures and educational courses on phenomenology, existential philosophy, and the Daseinsanalytic approach. He teaches and leads original programs in the fields of existential psychology and philosophical counseling.

Cost

5000 ₽ / 50 € — full access to all 14 lectures of the series.

Upon payment, you will receive a link to watch all the lectures at your own gentle pace and convenience.