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Living with Life's Big Questions
Compare philosophical and spiritual responses to freedom, mortality, meaning, identity, and the limits of a human life.
Books in this collection
Four Thousand Weeks
Four Thousand Weeks asks how to live when a human lifespan is brief, demands are effectively unlimited, and no productivity system can create total control. It examines the costs of treating time as a resource and develops a practical philosophy of choosing, attending, resting, waiting, relating, and acting amid uncertainty and unfinished work.
The Myth of Sisyphus
Why does life feel empty when human beings demand meaning from an uncomprehending world? Camus examines suicide, philosophical escape, revolt, freedom, passion, love, action, art, and Sisyphus to argue that lucid attention to mortality can become a way of living—and even a source of defiant happiness.
