Dostoevsky's Darkest Character | Crime and Punishment
One of the most alluring philosophies on offer is nihilism: the belief that nothing really matters. I cannot count the number of self-professed nihilists I see online. So given the influence of this position, we ought to consider some criticisms of it. And few are as powerful as that given by Dostoevsky. Sign up to my email list here: https://forms.gle/76bsCwWhKVryzPBR7 Support me on Patreon (you lovely person): https://patreon.com/UnsolicitedAdvice... 00:00 Dostoevsky and Nihilism 01:57 The Allure of Nihilism 06:13 Existential Boredom 10:02 The Dark Side of Radical Freedom 14:22 The Unsustainability of Nihilism

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Dostoevsky’s Warning to Great Thinkers | Crime and Punishment

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Dostoevsky vs. Nietzsche | Philosophy Fight

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Crime and Punishment - John Hurt - Siân Phillips - Timothy West - 1979 - Subtitles - Restored 4K

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Surviving a Toxic Relationship | Dostoevsky’s The Meek One

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When You Go Silent, They Lose All Power

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Dostoevsky's Warning to Lovers | White Nights

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Marine Corps Boot Camp Is Stupid & Spiritually Depraved

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Why Nietzsche Hated Weak People

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The War On The Humanities

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Analyzing Evil: Judge Holden From Blood Meridian

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How Dostoevsky Went Through Hell

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The Hidden Struggles of Being a Deep Thinker - Alex O’Connor & Joe Folley (4K)

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How Nihilism Destroys You | Tolstoy's Confession

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Irwin Weil on Dostoevsky

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Tolstoy's Guide to Wasting Your Life | The Death of Ivan Ilyich

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Stop Trying to Be Understood — Carl Jung

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Is Freedom a Curse? Dostoevsky’s Grand Inquisitor Explored

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Crime and Punishment - Lecture - Professor Michael Katz - Jan. 2015

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The Most Impure Tale Ever Written: The 120 Days of Sodom

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