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Midlife: A Philosophical Guide
Book • 2017
In *Midlife: A Philosophical Guide*, Kieran Setiya offers a unique perspective on coping with the challenges of middle age.
Drawing on philosophical insights from Aristotle to Simone de Beauvoir, Setiya explores how to live in the present, find meaning in life, and reconcile oneself with past choices and future uncertainties.
The book provides practical advice and philosophical consolations for dealing with mortality and the sense of futility that often accompanies midlife.
Drawing on philosophical insights from Aristotle to Simone de Beauvoir, Setiya explores how to live in the present, find meaning in life, and reconcile oneself with past choices and future uncertainties.
The book provides practical advice and philosophical consolations for dealing with mortality and the sense of futility that often accompanies midlife.
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Brett McKay

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How to Shift Out of the Midlife Malaise
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as a book he loved, focusing on the relevance of philosophy to living a good life.


Sam Harris

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#295 — Philosophy and the Good Life
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as a great example of accessible and insightful writing on midlife crises.


Sean Illing

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Halfway there: a philosopher’s guide to midlife crises
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as the author of the book and discussed in the podcast.

Sean Illing

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Life is hard. Can philosophy help?
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, it explores philosophical insights for navigating midlife.


Kieran Setiya

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547. Exploring Midlife and Living Well Through Philosophy feat. Kieran Setiya
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as the author and subject of the podcast episode.


Brett McKay

How to Shift Out of the Midlife Malaise