Titlebook: Contentment in Contention; Acceptance versus As Beverley Southgate Book 2012 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-01737-8o the two ‘cages’ under consideration here: those of language and history. For language and history are quite literally all-pervasive in our lives: it is inconceivable that we could live without them. We use language, without thinking about it as such, during our every waking moment, and quite often

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Jameel Malik,Ahmed Elhayek,Didier Stricker at a price; for it entailed ignoring, or denying the reality of, whatever evaded those clear lines that afford such comfort, such contentment. To retain our happiness and sanity—our satisfaction that life is under control—it is necessary that whatever lies outside our own tidy pattern-making must b

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Patrick Bourdot,Sue Cobb,Didier Strickerge, questionable, terrible, and divine’ than we have ever before been able to imagine in our wildest dreams, but which we are now so desperate to possess that we have lost control of ourselves, and without which we remain permanently dissatisfied? This is a vision diametrically opposed, surely, to t

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Lecture Notes in Computer Scienceredom, or death, simply stopped writing); but in my own case the acceptance of some lack of proper ‘closure’ has been forced on me with unseemly speed. For shortly after completing a ‘final’ draft, I read Iain McGilchrist’s fascinating work .;. and this seemed to me to relate so interestingly to my

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tuation as it is, and the aspiration to transcend it. He discusses the possibility of?escape from intellectual constraints, and advocates a positive ‘duty of discontent‘, and its implications.978-1-349-34655-4978-0-230-36088-4

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Introduction,only by accepting those many things, the ‘normal’ circumstances of every day, that life is made liveable — that we are enabled as human beings to go on. Our individual lives are made meaningful by being somehow embedded in those ‘many things’ which are (and long have been) accepted by our community.