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Tag Archives: suicide
The Self-Ownership Thesis
The following essay about the self-ownership thesis was written as part of my MA in Philosophy and tries to answer the question “‘The intuition that motivates the self-ownership thesis and that generates its inegalitarian consequences rests on the idea that I … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Philosophy
Tagged academic writing, John Locke, John Rawls, libertarianism, Open University, self-ownership, society, suicide
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Loneliness doesn’t kill, people do.
If you want to lead a healthy life and avoid disease and early death, there is an abundance of medical studies with often conflicting advice. Once coffee is bad for you, then coffee is good for you. Once wine is … Continue reading
Posted in Death, Health, Life, Marriage, Philosophy
Tagged family, friends, Into the Wild, loneliness, medical studies, preventive medicine, recluse, relationships, social relationships, solitude, suicide
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Suicide is not such a bad thing
10 September was “World Suicide Prevention Day”. Well, at least it is safe to assume that this day was not dreamt up by the greeting cards industry, for once. Yet the question that first hit me when I heard about this … Continue reading
Posted in Death, Life, Philosophy
Tagged assisted suicide, suicide, Suicide Prevention Day
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