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Tag Archives: philosophy
The Art of Living
The Art of LivingEpictetus, translated by Sharon Lebell (© 1994)115 pages One great asset I have access to is my university library. Being a university library, its historical nonfiction offerings are far greater than any public library (except for perhaps … Continue reading
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Tagged mindfulness, philosophy, praxis, social criticism, Society and Culture, Stoicism, wisdom literature
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Writings on an Ethical Life
Writings on an Ethical LifePeter Singer, © 2000329 pages, plus an index Almost every Friday, I listen to an online show called “Point of Inquiry“, which features 20-minute (or so) interviews with various personalities. While the show is produced by … Continue reading
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Tagged humanities, philosophy, social criticism, Society and Culture
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This Week at the Library (13/12)
Current Music: “Downtown Train”, Rod Stewart The past few weeks have been spent working on my term paper for German History class: my goal was to show how the German air force in the first world war shaped the role … Continue reading
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Tagged aviation, classical world, Germany, history, military, Montgomery, philosophy, Stoicism, The Great War, week in review, WW2
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This Week at the Library (4/6)
Generally I visit the library once a week, but last week was different. I’ve been getting school affairs in order and looking for a summer job, so I haven’t had all the time for reading that I usually do. Last … Continue reading
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