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Philosophy is prose, not poetry.Their words
Philosophy is not poetry, but prose.
Kieran Setiya
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13 December 2025
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Thinking of yourself as art's medium rather than its source frees you from the inhibition of art as self-expression.Their words
One of Johnstone’s most profound ideas, I think, is that we are inhibited by the idea of art as “self-expression”—and that we can disinhibit ourselves by thinking of ourselves as its medium, not its source.
1 November 2025
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A language's mere incompleteness is not a defect.Their words
it’s true that we introduce new words, but we should resist the idea that mere “incompleteness” is a defect
‘it is a person’s privilege to go to hell’ksetiya.substack.com
18 October 2025
From one piece Joy in the Morning 3 beliefs, in the piece's order there
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The problem is practical as well as intellectual: we need rites of mourning to guide our grief where reasons don’t.
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Better to cite the mundane reality that, other things equal, we should feel bad when we hear bad news. This is what it means to face the facts, as we do when we grieve the lost; and it is part of living well.
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Feeling happy is not the same as living well.Their words
A mantra for the philosophy of self-help: feeling happy is not the same as living well.
4 October 2025
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Socratic irony is not detachment but a kind of faith.
8 January 2018
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The Summer Before the DarkTheir words
The Summer Before the Dark is emblematic and symptomatic; it’s a canonical depiction of the stereotypical female midlife crisis of the 1970s.
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The InformationTheir words
If The Summer Before the Dark is a classic feminist novel about a midlife crisis, Martin Amis’s The Information is the great non-feminist novel about a midlife crisis.
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Middle AgeTheir words
In this respect, Middle Age is like another great memoir that might have been on my list: Marina Benjamin’s The Middlepause, which ranges from Edith Wharton to Colette to Carl Jung.
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