Open Journal of Philosophy 8 (4):343-354 (2018)
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Philosophers often focus on topics such as death and old age, and much less
on other stages of life. The British-American philosopher Kienan Setiya
(2017) has recently taken on the topic of middle age from a philosophical
perspective and offered suggestions for dealing with the angst often associated
with mid-age. His suggestions are based on both his own experiences and
practical thoughts based on his readings of other philosophers during their
mid-life periods. My own contribution is to describe his thoughts and add a
few observations of my own.
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Keywords | Middle age, meaning of life, angst, middle age crisis |
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DOI | 10.4236/ojpp.2018.84024 |
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