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Monthly Archives: November 2014
Stoic Week 2014: Sunday
Here we are at last — the final day of Stoic Week 2014! The assigned theme for this last day is The View From Above (which I take to mean that we are now contemplating our place in the whole … Continue reading
Posted in Philosophical Mess-making, Philosophy
Tagged Epictetus, Marcus Aurelius, Stoic Week 2014, Stoicism
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Stoic Week 2014: Saturday
There is something oddly reassuring about knowing the disaster is on its way and on schedule. A disaster about which one knows, and for which one can prepare, isn’t quite as disastrous. That seems to be one of the points … Continue reading
Posted in Philosophical Mess-making, Philosophy
Tagged Cloverfield, Epictetus, kaiju, Marcus Aurelius, Stoic Week 2014, Stoicism, zombie apocalypse
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Stoic Week 2014: Friday
I have never really cared much about Black Friday (or, as it has now become, Black November). I’ve always hated crowds, and shopping has never been my thing. Still, I find myself looking with more sympathy than I thought I’d … Continue reading
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Tagged Epictetus, Marcus Aurelius, philosophy, Stoic Week 2014, Stoicism, Teddy Bears
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Stoic Week 2014: Thursday
As I’m away from work to observe the Annual USian Ritual of Gluttony and Familial Dysfunction, I’m switching from the odd Classical Library editions of Epictetus and Marcus Aurelius that live in my office to the really beautiful Loeb Classical … Continue reading
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Stoic Week 2014: Wednesday
This morning was an interesting test of my Stoic practice. When I went to run the snowblower this morning, I locked myself out of the house. Luckily, I had my aged iPod Touch on me, and could get access to … Continue reading
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Tagged Marcus Aurelius, Musonius Rufus, Nietzsche, Stoic Week 2014, Stoicism
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Stoic Week 2014: Tuesday
Day two of trying to live like a Stoic has, so far, been a bit of a challenge. My day started with being stomped on mid-meditation by a happy goofball of a terrier and has remained chaotic. I have had … Continue reading
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Tagged Marcus Aurelius, Meditations, philosophy, Stoic Week 2014, Stoicism
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Stoic Week 2014: Monday
It begins…and now I actually have to do it. Oh, my. For those who don’t know what I mean, go here. Then: All ahead full! I’m good at navel gazing (even in public), but for the purpose of keeping up with Stoic … Continue reading
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Tagged Day 1, philosophy, Stoic Week 2014, Stoicism
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The Habitrail Critic Knows That If We Burn, You Burn With Us
Short version: Mockingjay (Part 1) is an emotionally exhausting film that vindicates my (apparently unpopular) preference for the book from which it was adapted. Long version, with spoilers, follows the cut.
Posted in Habitrail Critic
Tagged art, film, Hunger Games, Mockingjay Part 1, movie review
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Ginger’s Narcissistic One-Body Book Club Presents: What Information Wants
Read on its own, Cory Doctorow’s Information Doesn’t Want to Be Free: Laws for the Internet Age (McSweeney’s, 2014) is naturally of a piece with arguments that its author has been making for years concerning copyright, creative work, and the realm … Continue reading
Posted in aesthetics, Ginger's Narcissistic One-Body Book Club, Information Ethics, Philosophical Mess-making, Philosophy, Philosophy of Information
Tagged aesthetics, book review, books, Cory Doctorow, ethics, information, Information Doesn't Want to be Free, information ethics, internet, Luciano Floridi, philosophy, philosophy of information, technology, The 4th Revolution
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Stoic Week 2014: A Warning, A PSA, A Personal Note…
Yup. I’m doing it. Stoic Week 2014. I’ve even managed to get my current majors to do it, too (which should be interesting). Why? Well… 1) I really do believe that philosophy, if it does not somehow serve life, isn’t much … Continue reading
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Tagged philosophy, Stoic Week 2014, Stoicism
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