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1. link.springer.com › article › 10Pleasure and Its Contraries | Review of Philosophy ... - Springer

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   Jan 23, 2014 · This view is defended by drawing attention to two often-neglected concepts: the formal relation of polar opposition and the psychological state of hedonic indifference, here called “indolence”. Section 1 introduces the concepts of pleasure, pleasantness, contrariety, and contradiction, and argues that the contradictories of pleasures do not ...

   • Author: Olivier Massin
   • Email: Olivier.Massin@unige.ch

   • Publish Year: 2014

2. peh-med.biomedcentral.com › articles › 10Conceptualizing suffering and pain | Philosophy, Ethics, and ...

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   Sep 29, 2017 · Including the existential dimension in the definition of suffering highlights the relevance of suffering in life and its effect on one’s own attachment to the world (including personal management, or the cultural and social influences which shape it).

   • Author: Noelia Bueno-Gómez
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3. link.springer.com › chapter › 10The Philosophy of Indifference: An Introduction | SpringerLink

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   Oct 6, 2023 · In this chapter, I introduce the philosophy of indifference as a way of living (or dying) with meaninglessness. I identify... If we grant the fact that life is ultimately meaningless, one question that might arise is: How does one live with the meaninglessness of life?

4. www.philosophyoflife.org › jpl2017si_bookNIHILISM AND THE MEANING OF LIFE - Philosophy of Life

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   In Philosophy in a Meaningless Life, I set out to reaffirm the question of the meaning of life in the face of outdated, positivistic instincts, the scientistic and anti-religious sentiment that pervades much of contemporary

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5. link.springer.com › chapter › 10A Brief Intellectual and Semantic History of “Idleness”

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   Aug 3, 2018 · This chapter provides a brief intellectual history of the many facets of the term and concept “idleness” and develops the continuities and differences between the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries with regard to the traveller persona.

   • Author: Heidi Liedke, Heidi Liedke
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6. onlinelibrary.wiley.com › doi › pdfTHE HANDBOOK OF THE PHILOSOPHY OF MEDICINE Edited by Thomas ...

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   THE HANDBOOK OF THE PHILOSOPHY OF MEDICINE Edited by Thomas Schramme | Steven Edwards 2017 This is a very comprehensive “handbook,” incorporating 68 chapters, some overviewing the major debates in the philosophy of medicine and others providing original contributions. Well‐crafted and

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   What does Adelman say about idleness and indolence?

   • Adelman , for instance, in his introductory discussion (in a study that is decidedly concerned with idleness and indolence ) of William Wordsworth’s poems The Brothers, sets out to take a closer look at “the apparent idleness ” depicted and in his analysis speaks of an “opposition between work and leisure ” ( 2011, 1).

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   What is the philosophy of indifference?

   • It is this sort of thinking that inspires what I term the “philosophy of indifference”. In trying to decipher what is the proper path, mode or mood for living with the meaninglessness of our lives, I introduce the philosophy of indifference as the proper mode of living with meaninglessness.

   The Philosophy of Indifference: An Introduction | SpringerLink

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   What is philosophy in a meaningless life?

   • In order to provide an adequate answer to our question, I think, there is a piece of the puzzle that still needs to be added. For Philosophy in a Meaningless Life comprises not only a metaphilosophical thesis about the nature of philosophy, but also a metaphysical thesis about the nature of reality itself.

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   What causes disappointment about the meaninglessness of life?

   • The disappointment about the meaninglessness of life is seemingly tied to a different type of understanding of the world (i.e. a belief in a value-laden universe) that is not commensurate with the world as it actually is (i.e. valueless universe) (see Attoe 2022).

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   What is stoic indifference?

   • It is important to, at this juncture, contrast the stoic idea of “indifference” and the philosophy of indifference that I propose. The indifference of the stoics focused on events in life and sought to find agreeable, any turn that their lives took—whether such a turn was of value or harmful to them.

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   Is indifference a valueless emotion?

   • It is only recognised as an appropriately valueless emotion when faced with meaninglessness and when employing the philosophy of indifference. It is meant as a replacement for existential angst. Achebe, Chinua. 2009.

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8. oxfordphilsoc.org › StudentPrize › 2017_M1aApplying Moral Philosophy: A Case Study By Catherine Strong

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   Applying Moral Philosophy: A Case Study By Catherine Strong I will summarize an essay regarding a medical case study and use ethical theory, especially Aristotle’s virtue ethics, to illustrate what philosophical ethics might add when making complex ethical healthcare decisions.