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Albert Camus on How to Live All in a Broken World – The Marginalian

Albert Camus on How to Live All in a Broken World – The Marginalian

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The Joy of Being Left Alone – The Marginalian

The Joy of Being Left Alone – The Marginalian

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Cute Unusual Names for What We Hear But Can't Name – Marginalian

Cute Unusual Names for What We Hear But Can't Name – Marginalian

[ad_1] “Words are events, they do things, they change things. They transform both the speaker and the hearer; they feed…
Tender Meditations in Ink, Watercolor, and Wonder – Marginalian

Tender Meditations in Ink, Watercolor, and Wonder – Marginalian

[ad_1] “What do you consider the lowest depth of sorrow?” the Proust Questionnaire asked David Bowie. “Living in fear.” In…
Weekend Favorites: artificial meltdowns + small rituals of compassion

Weekend Favorites: artificial meltdowns + small rituals of compassion

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EE Cummings on Art, Life, and the Fear of Feeling – The Marginalian

EE Cummings on Art, Life, and the Fear of Feeling – The Marginalian

[ad_1] “No one can build a bridge for you to cross the river of life, only you.” wrote the thirty-year-old…
Hannah Arendt on Love and How to Live with the Fundamental Fear of Loss – The Marginalian

Hannah Arendt on Love and How to Live with the Fundamental Fear of Loss – The Marginalian

[ad_1] “Love, but be careful what you love,” the Roman African philosopher Saint Augustine wrote in the final years of…
The Science of Fracture, Repair, and Reparation – The Marginalian

The Science of Fracture, Repair, and Reparation – The Marginalian

[ad_1] “An entirely different human emotion is nothing,” William James wrote in his 1884 original theory of how our bodies…
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