In the world of work, ambition seems to be a virtue. "Winners" advance their careers by energetically complying with other people's expectations. The industrial system moulds men into functionaries whose detached professionalism is at the heart of both the material wealth and ethical poverty of western civilization. How can we live in this system and maintain moral integrity? The answer is simple: We need to learn to be philosophers, for philosophy is the craft of life.
Engelska
Pseudowork : How we ended up being busy doing nothing
Vita Contemplativa : In Praise of Inactivity
Why Purpose Is Overrated For You :
The Human Condition
Isn't This Fun?: Investigating the Serious Business of Enjoying Ourselves
Nobel : Rediscovering Nobility in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
Solitude a Return to the Self
You Are Not Your Own : Belonging to God in an Inhuman World
Embracing the Ordinary : Lessons From the Champions of Everyday Life
Sedated : How Modern Capitalism Created our Mental Health Crisis
The Quiet Ambition : Scripture's Surprising Antidote to Our Restless Lives
Stop Chasing Happiness : A pessimist's guide to a good life