Philosophy for Everyday Life

Journal of Philosophy of Life 5 (1):1-18 (2015)
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The aim of this essay is two-sided. The first is to illustrate to what extent philosophy can contribute to our everyday living. The second is to illustrate how. The implicit thesis that I try to unfold in this experimental essay is that these two sides—what and how—constantly intermingle. Although the philosophical approach takes its inspiration from the French philosophers Gilles Deleuze and Michel Serres, as well as from modern secular mindfulness, the main consideration in any philosophy that contributes to our life must be the coherency of our approach to life. Philosophy is a way of relating to life, which, among other things, requires awareness. This essay, therefore, does not present a single way of living that is beneficial but instead advocates a form of life that is philosophical.

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Finn Janning
Copenhagen Business School (PhD)

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Spinoza, practical philosophy.Gilles Deleuze - 1988 - San Francisco: City Lights Books.

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