Tag: morality

• My crown is called content

  Okay, time to come clean: despite my usually smiling face, I’m not happy all the time. Merely satisfied with my lot, I’m content that, among other things, I am not going bald, or plagued with excessive weight. And, on a day-to-day basis, I have to confess that I am rather at peace with the universe. […]

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  September 30, 2020

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  Aeon.co, Catherine Wilson, climate change, content, CUNY Graduate Center in New York, Epicureanism, happiness, morality, University of York

• Does Beauty live with Kindness?

  I don’t know how many times I’ve written about beauty, but it continues to intrigue me. Not so much about what it is -its constituent parts, its definitions, or even its historical and sociological roots- but more its ability to morph -mutate, if you will- from something that is to something that isn’t. How, in […]

  gozzter

  May 13, 2020

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  Adam Smith, Aeon.co, Beauty, Cardiff University, definitions, Edmund Burke, Koine Greek, language, morality, Panos Paris, philosophy, Stendhal