Found this at our HS library today. Excited to try this graphic novel about Hannah Arendt‘s life, her philosophy, her politics, her courage, her warts & all.
Found this at our HS library today. Excited to try this graphic novel about Hannah Arendt‘s life, her philosophy, her politics, her courage, her warts & all.
"Haste, fear of being labeled a coward, and personal emotions such as anger and hatred should never be permitted to adversely influence state and command decision making."
-Sun Tzu, "Art of War"
Great day! Canceled therapy because I didn't want to talk about issues. Meditated, read a book on grief, and went to Starbucks instead.
#MentalhealthMonday
@Kerrbearlib
#independentbookstoreday
Reflections on a guillotine is in here. I just got that. I should‘ve checked.
Dante called Boethius the “last of the Romans and first of the Scholastics“. He wrote The Consolation of Philosophy while unjustly imprisoned in 523. In the book he is visited by Lady Philosophy who teaches him that transient things do not bring happiness.
Spent #chatterday at Hartford‘s Capitol building joining in the National protests. #protest #democracy #resist 🇺🇸🇺🇸 ☕️
🌕🌕🌕🌕🌖 Definitely better than Ishmael, much more engaging dialogue and a better understanding of the characters and setting. I did feel the need to dock a small amount for personal preference because of the slump it left me on halfway through the book. I wasn't expecting that turn in the story, and it honestly didn't appeal to me at all, just made it seem boring.
This has been a very enjoyable book to pick up daily for some bite sized food for thought. 💌