Author: Grayling A.C.
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Publish Date: 2004-05-01
Features: Socrates once said, "An unexamined life is not worth living." By "examined life," he meant a life enriched by reflection on important questions such as values, purpose, society, the fate of humanity, and the meaning of life. A.C. Grayling believes that contemplating these questions is as important as "checking the map before a trip." This book is filled with wisdom and inspiration, aiming to provide us with a "sketch" of life. Through a series of reflections on topics like courage, grief, love, death, hope, betrayal, blame, poverty, and despair, Grayling offers not just a simple narrative of essays, but a true portrayal of everyday human life. He advises us to seek the meaning of life and the profound truths it holds within the vast repository of philosophical thought, thereby gaining enlightenment and elevation. This book is a brilliant and motivating read—an invaluable guide to life. Whether you are facing success, failure, emotions, obsession, love, loss, or other profound experiences in life, it will show you what truly matters.
Life. Sexuality and Thought: A good life does not depend on God
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