Lives actually lived

The Philosophers' Magazine 56 (56):66-69 (2012)
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Abstract

Like houses, philosophical lives are lived and breathed, used and abused. They are acted upon, changed, expanded, worn out and pushed to their limits bythe philosophers who inhabit them.

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