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A blog by John Heyderman: Taking life one book at a time. A list of links of philosophy resources, magazines and organisations. Feel free to suggest more using the comments form below. Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy. Early Modern Texts – Philosophers and Philosophy Topics. Hope in Hard Times. 8211; philosophical resources for those who are dealing with difficult circumstances. The Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy. Philosophy Now a magazine of ideas. London School of Philosophy. This is a test.
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A blog by John Heyderman: Taking life one book at a time. On not understanding, which is Zen). Please leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Facebook account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Google account. ( Log Out. Notify me of new posts via email.
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A blog by John Heyderman: Taking life one book at a time. The Excellence of Happiness. His guest post has been contributed by Richard Baron. Often just called the. The reason is that its basic approach is not to tell you what to do in specific circumstances, but to set out the qualities it is good to have, so that you will act well in good times and in bad. These qualities are the virtues, but one of the best features of the book is that “virtue” (. And what is the goal? We need to make allowances when r...
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A blog by John Heyderman: Taking life one book at a time. Author Archives: John Heyderman. Jewish philosophers think the afterlife. 1030am, Saturday 23rd July 2016. This session is hosted by Beit Klal Yisrael. When we wonder whether there is life beyond the frontier of death, what kind of life are we talking about? Would a life without end be a life worth living, especially if it was lived in the body in which we died? What is ‘Jewish’ and what is ‘philosophical’ about Jewish Philosophy? Please bring som...
Fruits of the Forest | Philosophical Bibliotherapy
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A blog by John Heyderman: Taking life one book at a time. Fruits of the Forest. Thanks to everyone who got up for 10.30am on a Monday morning to talk about the Life of the Stoic at Forest Hill Library. What this provided me with was an excellent opportunity to ask the question, what would Epictetus. His words which have come down to us, give us more than a clue as to how he dealt with the slings and arrows of outrageous fortune:. I must die; so must I die groaning too? I’ll be posting more about th...
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No one is a success | The Fiction Therapist
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What literature can teach us about living a better life. No one is a success. 11 March, 2015. It’s normal for your mind to judge, to declare you a failure or a success. The truth is that you’re neither. Sometimes you fail and sometimes you succeed. Who you are doesn’t change. Sometimes they seemed to him the most corrupting influences in his life.’. The Nice and the Good. Photo credit: What about us? 11 March, 2015. Tags: acceptance and commitment therapy. The problem with self-judgement. Acceptance and ...
Acknowledge your pain | The Fiction Therapist
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What literature can teach us about living a better life. 9 March, 2015. Avoiding unpleasant situations works in the physical word, but avoiding unpleasant thoughts or feelings can make your pain worse. He went into his bedroom and brought back an object in a paper bag. Do you know what this is? Do you know how long I considered taking a drink? She bit her lip, saying nothing. I told you I’m sorry,’ she said. ‘What else can I say? Are you even hearing me? The White Mary: a novel. Get Out Of Your Mind and ...
Learn to love life’s little pleasures | The Fiction Therapist
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What literature can teach us about living a better life. Learn to love life’s little pleasures. 6 March, 2015. Take time to notice the details in your everyday routines and discover the pleasures you miss when you’re in a rush or when your mind is elsewhere. The scent of my underarm deodorant reached my nose. I had rolled it on after the shower without thinking too much about it, just routine. 6 March, 2015. Tags: acceptance and commitment therapy. How to deal with self-criticism. Enter your comment here.
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What literature can teach us about living a better life. You’re not the story you tell. The story you tell about your life isn’t always accurate. And neither are all your self-judgements. The stories you tell others, and yourself, don’t reflect the real you. 6 February, 2015. You can spend a lot of time planning for next week, next year or even your retirement, hoping things will be better then, never realising how good life is right now. 4 February, 2015. 2 February, 2015. The problem with self-judgement.
Mindful listening | The Fiction Therapist
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What literature can teach us about living a better life. 20 February, 2015. Movie week on the Fiction Therapist continues with Shall We Dance. You often know the answer to your problems, but sometimes you need someone to listen while you work out the solution. Sometimes you need a witness. Other times, you need to wtiness. There is a scene that has always touched me in the movie Shall We Dance? A man whose marriage has ended asks, Why do people get married? How to Train a Wild Elephant. 20 February, 2015.
Make a perfect mess | The Fiction Therapist
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What literature can teach us about living a better life. Make a perfect mess. 11 February, 2015. Striving for perfection won’t help you achieve your goals. Taking committed action and doing what you believe in will help you to live the life you want to lead. 8216;Your day’s work might turn out to have been a mess. So what? 11 February, 2015. Tags: acceptance and commitment therapy. How to achieve your true goal. Don’t be bullied by your thoughts. The mystery of mankind. Negative is normal →. You are comm...
Being Present | The Fiction Therapist
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What literature can teach us about living a better life. ACT promotes ongoing non-judgmental contact with psychological and environmental events as they occur. Learn to love life’s little pleasures. Take time to notice the details in your everyday routines and discover the pleasures you miss when you’re in a rush or when your mind is elsewhere. 6 March, 2015. How to catch the carrot. 27 February, 2015. The mystery of mankind. 9 February, 2015. 4 February, 2015. We’re all searching for something. 23 Janua...
Committed Action | The Fiction Therapist
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What literature can teach us about living a better life. ACT encourages the development of larger and larger patterns of effective action linked to chosen values. Sometimes you need to pause. A pause, even a long break, can be good to gather your thoughts and decide where you want to go next. 24 March, 2015. You often know the answer to your problems, but sometimes you need someone to listen to you while you work out the solution. Sometimes you need a witness. Other times, you need to wtiness. When we ge...
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Reflections on the cosmos and the scientific study thereof by Joel Marks. Tuesday, November 26, 2013. A Comet with Our Name on It? Published in the Connecticut Post. On November 25, 2013. But comets are not just pretty sights and photo ops. We now know from scientific inquiry what our medieval ancestors feared from superstition, namely, that a comet in the sky can be the harbinger of disaster. It may very well have been a comet that killed off the dinosaurs. The same could happen to us. What I find excee...
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Welcome to Where We Ask You to Question Before You Believe. Memes Gallery (Page 2). Memes Gallery (Page 3). Memes Gallery (Page 4). Memes Gallery (Page 5). Tell Us Your Story. David G. McAfee. George H. Smith. John F. Kennedy. Louis C. K. Robert G. Ingersoll. Susan B. Anthony. Secular Nation Podcast Episodes 1-5. Secular Nation Podcast Episodes 6-10. Secular Nation Podcast Episodes 11-15. Christopher Hitchens Quotes Collection. Daniel Dennett Quotes Collection. Lawrence M. Krauss Quotes Collection. 8220;...
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Sometimes a majority simply means all the fools are on the same side." Thomas Jefferson. Wednesday, March 12, 2008. Am I jaded or just wise to your manipulations? A few weeks ago there was a "news story" about a deputy who dumped a paralized man out on the floor of the booking area. When I saw that I felt really really bad for the Deputy- not because what she did was accpetable. It was awful! But at the same time- you have to be smart. I like to make jokes- "I'm like Missouri. You have to show me! What r...
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A blog by John Heyderman: Taking life one book at a time. A man of substance. Thank you to everyone who came my class on Baruch Spinoza at the London School of Philosophy. The most difficult aspect to our modern, post-Kantian sensibilities is the way that Spinoza purports to prove the existence of God from a definition: the necessary existence of substance. In a letter to his friend Ludovic Meyer, Spinoza wrote:. You’re no longer doing metaphysics. In the structure of the. Thus the whole of philosophy is...
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Friday, February 15, 2013. A blog by any other name. This blog is now poesophicalbits.blogspot.com. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). A blog by any other name. Philip Thrift is a code theorist and digital publisher ( Cloudversed Publishing. He has a Ph.D. in Applied Mathematics from Brown University and previously worked at Princeton University, University of Maryland - College Park, and Texas Instruments Research Labs. View my complete profile. Simple theme. Powered by Blogger.
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The Philosophical Blind Squirrel
The Philosophical Blind Squirrel. Monday, December 20, 2010. Mill's Methods (of knowing cause-effect relationships) and Hume's Problem of Induction. Let us go back to the first example, where there was a correlation between wearing shorts and it being hot. How are the two related? Mill's Method for knowing causes can be broken down as the following:. 1 Agreement: If every time event (E) happens, the same event or events (C) always happens before (mixed in with other events (X), then C causes E. Fallibili...
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This page best viewed at 1024x768. Monday, May 23, 2005. I Know I'm Supposed to be Shutdown. But sometimes something happens that you can't not post about. I live in western Kentucky, a fairly rural area populated by good people. Among these people are two of my best friends, whom I went to college with. With the dense forests, warm summers, and the Green River nearby, the area very nearly is a natural paradise. And so, I went there to my best friend's wedding. A wedding in Paradise. You know, I suppose ...
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A lively and entertaining blog full of great thoughts from a lively person like me. Sunday, 21 April 2013. Hello everyone. Today that I have decided to blog, let's talk a little bit about retrospection. Retrospection as per the dictionary means memory for experiences that are past. Yes, this is sort of true. In my case, I have a different retrospection to share with all of you. Saturday, 20 April 2013. Today, when this someone is leaving college and I said sorry to this person with tears in my eyes, the ...
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