Contentment in contention: acceptance versus aspiration

New York: Palgrave-Macmillan (2012)
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Abstract

Southgate draws on ideas within history, philosophy, literature, psychology, and theology to explore two traditions: contentment with our situation as it is, and the aspiration to transcend it. He discusses the possibility ofescape from intellectual constraints, and advocates a positive 'duty of discontent', and its implications.

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