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Leisure: When It Becomes an Unexpected Curse

By Erich J. Prince
May 17, 2018August 14, 2018
“Ennui” by Walter Richard Sickert (At Tate Modern)

“It’s what Irving Babbitt meant when he wrote that happiness is to be found in work if at all. Or why John Adams would write that he was happiest on days he felt most purposeful.”

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Political Journalism: Rarely Scratching the Surface of Life

By Erich J. Prince
April 26, 2018August 14, 2018
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“But the columns that stick with us most of all rarely touch on the polls or the name-calling. Instead, they might be retired Philadelphia Inquirer staff writer Bill Lyon’s ‘viewpoints’ columns, which chronicle the dissolution of his memory as he suffers from Alzheimer’s.”

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The Loss of Intellectual Humility

By Erich J. Prince
April 14, 2017August 19, 2018
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It’s amazing how unwilling people are to reconsider their beliefs, even in light of persuasive new evidence to the contrary. Here’s one answer of why.

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