Things that bother me: death, freedom, the self, etc

New York City: New York Review Books (2018)
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The sense of the self -- A fallacy of our age -- I have no future -- Luck swallows everything -- You cannot make yourself the way you are -- The silliest claim -- Real naturalism -- The unstoried life -- Two years' time.

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Galen Strawson
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