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virus: Whaaaat?
« on: 2003-01-28 19:25:57 »
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« Reply #1 on: 2003-01-28 19:55:03 »
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I just printed it out to read on the bus... it just made it here this
morning...

Don't worry, I'm sure we're all reading it!


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« Reply #2 on: 2003-01-29 11:03:05 »
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Whaaaat?  No comments on my essay on suicide?  And after I worked so hard to write it!  C'mon, guyz-n-galz; step up to the plate!

Considering that I received this missive at the same time as the original essay, a little patience might not have gone amiss..


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"One must, as Kierkegaard urged, meet dread and boredom in act
with a commitment to the world rather than a negation of ot."

As I recall, Kierkegaard came to take the view that despair was the inevitable conclusion of our existential predicament, with religious faith being the only alternative.  As such, I think it would be interesting to explore the religious dimensions more. Christians have long seen suicide as an entirely expected fate for atheists (e.g. Kristeva's the black sun), while atheists have suggested in return that the expectation of an afterlife cheapens one's commitment to existence (e.g. Dawkins taking the view that suicide bombing is largely dependent on expectation of an afterlife).
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