The Problems of Love from Sartre and Beauvoir to Irigaray
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How Complacent Are you?
There’s a book coming out by Tyler Cowen called The Complacent Class. Cowen argues that Americans have gotten so comfortable to the point where they are complacent. We’ve sheltered ourselves to the point where we avoid change. In a way, … Continue reading
On Building the Virtue of Being Rejected
I came across this story on NPR, which discusses a young man, Jason Comely. Jason didn’t go out that much. Nine months before, his wife had left him for someone else. From this experience, Jason withdrew from life and didn’t … Continue reading
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