Christopher Hamilton
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How to Deal with Adversity
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2014
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15 editions
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فلسفه زندگی: تاملاتی در باب حیات، معنا و اخلاق
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published
2001
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4 editions
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Middle Age
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published
2009
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10 editions
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A Philosophy of Tragedy
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published
2016
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2 editions
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Understanding Philosophy for AS Level
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published
2003
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8 editions
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In the World's Shadows
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Rapture (No Limits)
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Como lidar com a adversidade (The School of Life)
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On The Vampire's Couch; A Couch of Anguish and Blood (The Vampire's Couch Series Book 1)
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The Cookbook for Men Whose Wives Don't Cook
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2005
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3 editions
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“when George Orwell remarked that by forty everyone has the face he deserves, he was making an important observation on middle age; namely, that at forty, or around then – the point is not one that appeals to the literal-minded – one sees in one’s own face what one has to live with, what one has become and what one might hope for in the future.”
― Middle Age
― Middle Age
“The German philosopher Arthur Schopenhauer recounts a fable in which he compares human beings to porcupines. On a cold day, the porcupines huddled together for warmth, but, in doing so, hurt each other with their spines. So they moved apart, but in this way became cold again.”
― How to Deal with Adversity
― How to Deal with Adversity
“when others in middle age become increasingly aware of their mortality as their body starts to age in a way that cannot be ignored, there is felt the cold presence of death.”
― Middle Age
― Middle Age
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