The Dialectics of Liberation - Index and Conclusion of part 2 - Existentialism

The Dialectics of Liberation: Anarchism, Existentialism, and Decentralism
Index and Conclusion of part 2 - Existentialism

"If we cannot stop the clock of the money machinery crushing humanity, it will crumble." charlie777pt

1 - Conclusion of part 2: Existentialism

I walked a long walk in the path to freedom. It has been a long journey that will never end while other people around me are not free, and I'm thankful to all the authors that were my companion in the inner journey and enlighted me to find a more fulfilled existence.

Here I finished digging into my memory of the character of Existentialism, which took me a large part of my reader universe, my social praxis, and my worldview, which I wanted to share in writing the second part of this essay.

Existentialism was one of the building blocks of my personality, attitudes, and values, and made me a politically active citizen at the interpersonal level because movements with leaders and groups with ideologies always dominate people.
Sartre was undoubtedly my greatest influence as a reality analyst, but Camus has always been my wayward rebel model of action in relation to the suffering of people who never get their voice heard.

Freedom is a species in extinction leading to ecocide.
People are in denial of the whole essence of our existence because the conditions of life in the last decades have been drastically reduced but people are doing nothing to stop it.
Today's education is contaminated by the doctrinal illiteracy promoted by the ruling classes elite that have assaulted and kidnaped political power and the State, that belong to all of us.

After this series to talk about Existentialism, which also went through the poststructuralist authors and Humanism, and futurism the next series will be about Decentralization, and its relations with the blockchain, the decentralization models and the open and shared knowledge.

The Philosophy of Decentralization on Decentralization Praxis draws many paradigmatic parallels Anarchism and Existentialism, including neo-cooperativity models supported by electronic platforms or blockchain

After the Decentralization Praxis Series we will move on to more controversial parts, and move on to the most difficult and provocative task of the lines of the Dialectic of Personal Liberation by anti-psychiatry, and movements with anarchist roots such as psychedelia, the beat generation, hippies, freaks, punk, and industrial music, as forms of consciousness that made radical and profound transformations of deconstruction of dominant cultural patterns and reality.

Movies, Press and Social Media are inducing diseases like "zombie personalities" and others that inspire suicide, collective violence, self-mutilation, and destruction.
It's time for the citizens to get united and start the dismantling of centralized structures and representative democracy, to be replaced with a direct participative system, where the people can vote in the laws, and create groups to supervise the wrong-doings of politicians.

We have to stop giving them rope to hang us by the neck because the alternative is to accept total submission and the death of our self-sovereignty.

Keep fighting.!!!!

And once again I want to thank all the stimulating contributions of proof-of-brain commentaries/dialogues, creating space for mutual learning through the exchange of constructivist ideas, which should prevail in our attention economy as one of the fundamental values ​​for vision and strategy centered on Steemit's community.

2 - Index of part 2 - Existentialism

Humanism and Existentialism: Part 7 - Thomas Szasz - The Factory of Madness	Humanism and Existentialism: Part 6 - Carl Jung - II - Psychological Types	Humanism and Existentialism: Part 6 - Carl Gustav Jung, I - Myths and Archetypes	Humanism and Existentialism: Part 5 - Wilhelm Reich - The Orgasm and the Character Shield
Humanism and Existentialism: Part 4 - Erich Fromm - The Fear of Freedom	Humanism and Existentialism: Part 3 - Humanistic Psychologists - Carl Rogers	Humanism and Existentialism: Part 2 - Otto Rank - Art and Psychoanalysis	Humanism and Existentialism: Part 1 - Humanistic Psychologists and Existential Psychotherapies
Part 6 - Existentialism in the Streets: The Extinction Rebellion (XR) Weather Report	The "Existentialists": Part 5-Merleau-Ponty-The Humanist Existentialist	The "Existentialists": Part 4 - Albert Camus - The Absurdist	The "Existentialists": Part 3 - Simone de Beauvoir - The Castor
The "Existentialists": Part 2 - Jean-Paul Sartre - The Man of The 20th Century	"The Existentialists": Part 1 - Gabriel Marcel - The Neo-Socratic	Part 3 - The Philosophy of Existentialism: VIII - The Players and the Times - Now and Then	Part 3 - The Philosophy of Existentialism - VII - The Meaning of Nonsense
Part 3 - The Philosophy of Existentialism: VI - Existentialism: The Ghost in the Machine	Part 3 - The Philosophy of Existentialism: V - What is real in the Reality?	Part 3 - The Philosophy of Existentialism: IV - Existentialism: Is Direct Democracy back with The Yellow Vests?	Part 3 - The Philosophy of Existentialism: - III - The Fear of Thinking
Part 3 - The Philosophy of Existentialism: II - Fascism, and Existentialism	Part 3 - The Philosophy of Existentialism: I - Existentialism Today	Part 2 - The Short History of Existentialism: VI- Post Structuralists - Paul Ricouer	Part 2 - The Short History of Existentialism: VI- Post Structuralists - Jacques Derrida
Part 2 - The Short History of Existentialism: VI- Post Structuralists - Emmanuel Levinas	Part 2 - The Short History of Existentialism: VI- Post Structuralists - Michel Foucault	Part 2 - The Short History of Existentialism: VI - Post -Structuralists - Jacques Lacan	Part 2 - The Short History of Existentialism: V - Humanistic Existentialists - Abraham Maslow
Part 2 - The Short History of Existentialism: V - Humanistic Existentialists - Rollo May	Part 2 - The Short History of Existentialism: IV - Humanistic Existentialists - Buber, Arendt, and Tillich	Part 2 - Short History of Existentialism: III - Phenomenology - Jaspers, Heidegger and Sheller	Part 2 - The Short History of Existentialism: III - Phenomenology - Brentano to Husserl
What is Existentialism? Part 2 - The Short History of Existentialism: II - Pre-existentialists	What is Existentialism? Part 2 - The Short History of Existentialism: I - Early Pre-existentialism	What is Existentialism? - Part 1 - Unplugged and Erratic Introduction to Existentialism	Index and Conclusion of part 1 - Anarchy

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The Dialectics of Liberation: Anarchism, Existentialism, and Decentralism.
Published Posts:

• Introduction to the Dialectics of Liberation: Anarchism, Existentialism and Decentralism

I - Anarchism

• What is Anarchism?
• Part 1 - Philosophical Introduction
• Part 2 - The Concept of Anarchism
• Part 3 - Types of Anarchism
• The History of Anarchism
  • Part 1 - Pre-Anarchy - Social Revolution
  • Anarchy: Revolution Against The State
  • Part 2 - Anarcho-Federalism
  • Part 3 - Libertarian Anarchism
  • Part 4 - Anarcho-Syndicalism
• Anarchy Today
  • Part 1 - The Era of Extremisms
  • Part 2 - Crypto-Anarchism
  • Part 3 - Anarchist Tools
  • Part 4 - Anarchy in the Blockchain I
  • Part 4 - Anarchy in the Blockchain II
  • Part 5 - Today's Anarchism
• Index and Conclusions of part 1 - Anarchy

II - Existentialism

• What is Existentialism ?
  • Part 1 - Unplugged Introduction to Existentialism
  • Part 2 - The Short History of Existentialism: I - Early Pre-existentialism
  • Part 2 - The Short History of Existentialism: II - Pre-Existentialists
  • Part 2 - The Short History of Existentialism: III - Phenomenology - Brentano to Husserl
  • Part 2 - The Short History of Existentialism: III - Phenomenology - Jaspers to Sheller
  • Part 2 - The Short History of Existentialism: IV - Humanistic Existentialists - Buber, Arendt, and Tillich
  • Part 2 - The Short History of Existentialism: V - Humanistic Existentialists - Rollo May
  • Part 2 - The Short History of Existentialism: V - Humanistic Existentialists - Abraham Maslow
  • Part 2 - The Short History of Existentialism: VI - Post -Structuralism - Jacques Lacan
  • Part 2 - The Short History of Existentialism: VI - Post -Structuralism - Michel Foucault
  • Part 2 - The Short History of Existentialism: VI - Post -Structuralism - Emmanuel Levinas
  • Part 2 - The Short History of Existentialism: VI - Post -Structuralism - Jacques Derrida
  • Part 2 - The Short History of Existentialism: VI - Post -Structuralism - Paul Ricouer
  • Part 3 - The Philosophy of Existentialism: I - Existentialism Today
  • Part 3 - The Philosophy of Existentialism: II - Fascism and Existentialism
  • Part 3 - The Philosophy of Existentialism: III - The Fear of Tthinking
  • Part 3 - The Philosophy of Existentialism: IV - Is Direct Democracy back with The Yellow Vests?
  • Part 3 - The Philosophy of Existentialism:V - Existentialism:What is real in the Reality?
  • Part 3 - The Philosophy of Existentialism:VI - Existentialism: The Ghost in the Machine
  • Part 3 - The Philosophy of Existentialism: VII - The Meaning of Nonsense
  • Part 3 - The Philosophy of Existentialism: VIII - The Players and the Times - Now and Then

• The "Existentialists"
  • Part 1 - Gabriel Marcel - The Neo-Socratic
  • Part 2 - Jean-Paul Sartre - The Man of The 20th Century
  • Part 3 - Simone de Beauvoir - The Castor
  • Part 4 - Albert Camus - The Absurdist
  • Part 5 - Merleau-Ponty - The Humanist Existentialist
  • Part 6 - Existentialism in the Streets: The Extinction Rebellion(XR) Weather Report
• Humanism and Existentialism
  • Part 1 - Humanistic Psychology and Existential Psychotherapies
  • Part 2 - Humanistic Psychologists - Otto Rank
  • Part 3 - Humanistic Psychologists - Carl Rogers
  • Part 4 - Erich Fromm - The Fear of Freedom
  • Part 5 - Wilhelm Reich - The Orgasm and the Character Shield
  • Part 6 - Carl Gustav Jung: I- Myths and Archetypes
  • Part 6 - Carl Gustav Jung: II- Psychological Types
  • Part 7 - Thomas Szasz - The Factory of Madness
• Existentialism and Anarchism - Herbert Read and Max Stirner
• The Future : Posthumanism, transhumanism and inhumanism

Index and Conclusions- This post

III - Decentralism

• What is Decentralism?
• The Philosophy of Decentralism
• Blockchain and Decentralization
• Anarchism, Existentialism, and Decentralism

IV - Dialectic for Self-Liberation

• Counterculture in the 60s
• Psychedelics, Libertarian, and Artistic movements
• The Dialectics of Liberation Congress
• The Anti-psychiatry movement
• The Zen Buddism of Alan Watts
• Postmodernism and Madness in a Schizophrenic society
• Anarchism, Existentialism, Decentralism and Self-Liberation

V - Conclusions and Epilogue

References:

- charlie777pt on Steemit:

Social Reality: Violence, Power, and Change
Index of Chapter 1 - Anarchism of this series - Part 1 This Series:

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