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Nothing is more practical than finding God, that is, than falling in love in a quite absolute, final way.

Friday, November 21, 2008

David Foster Wallace on Life and Work

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An acquaintance of mine sent me this article by Mr. Wallace. It's a very timely piece considering I dedicated a good majority of my post...
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Wednesday, November 19, 2008

The Philosophical Act: Part IV (The Final Post)

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"In the philosophical act, the human being's related-ness to the totality of being is realized; philosophy is oriented toward the ...

The Philosophical Act: Part III

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It should be noted that it is not by ignoring man's "environment" that he enters into the totality of being or "world....

The Philosophical Act: Part II

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Now we understand that whoever philosophizes transcends the "work-a-day" world. But where does he go? Pieper says that both the wo...
Tuesday, November 18, 2008

The Philosophical Act: Part I

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So now you may ask (as I did...) what does the philosophical act have to do with leisure? Basically, doing philosophy is leisure's great...
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Leisure: The Basis of Culture Part IV

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What is Leisure's ultimate justification? In order to answer this question we must return to the explanation that the heart of Leisure c...

Leisure: The Basis of Culture Part III

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Reading this book finally closed the gap of why my Alma mater, California Lutheran University (and most other universities in America with a...
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