Leisure
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01.A World Without Air Travel
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02.Walking in the Woods
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03.Why We Argue in Paradise
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04.The Advantages of Staying at Home
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05.The Wisdom of Nature
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06.The Holidays When You're Feeling Mentally Unwell
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07.The Shortest Journey: On Going for a Walk around the Block
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08.How to Spend a Few Days in Paris
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09.Why Germans Can Say Things No One Else Can
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10.Travel as Therapy - an Introduction
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11.Monument Valley, USA - for Calm
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12.Corner shop, Kanagawaken, Yokohama - for Shyness
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13.Cafe de Zaak, Utrecht - for Sex Education
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14.Capri Hotel, Changi Airport, Singapore - for Thinking
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15.Eastown Theatre, Detroit - for Perspective
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16.Pumping Station, Isla Mayor, Seville - for Snobbery
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17.Comuna 13, San Javier, Medellin, Colombia - for Dissatisfaction
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18.Glenpark Road, Birmingham - for Boredom
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19.Heathrow Airport, London – for Awe
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20.The Western Desert, Australia – for Humility
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21.Lunch, 30,000 Feet – for Comfort
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22.Pefkos Beach, Rhodes - for Anxiety
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28.The Value of Reading Things We Disagree with
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29.Easter for Atheists
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30.The Life House
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31.Why Philosophy Should Become More Like Pop Music
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32.Why Stoicism Continues to Matter
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33.The School of Life: What We Believe
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34.Cultural Mining
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35.Lego – the Movies
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36.Philosophy – the Movies
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37.History of Ideas – the Movies
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38.Sociology – the Movies
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39.Political Theory – the Movies
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40.Psychotherapy – the Movies
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41.Greek Philosophy – the Movies
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42.Eastern Philosophy – the Movies
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43.Art – the Movies
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44.On Aphorisms
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45.What Comes After Religion?
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46.The Serious Business of Clothes
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47.What Is the Point of the Humanities?
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48.Why Music Works
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49.The Importance of Music
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50.The Importance of Books
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51.What Is Comedy For?
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52.What Is Philosophy For?
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53.What Is Art For?
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54.What Is History For?
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55.What Is Psychotherapy For?
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56.What Is Literature For?
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57.The Joys of Sport
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58.Aristotle
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59.Baruch Spinoza
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60.Arthur Schopenhauer
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61.Blaise Pascal
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62.Six Ideas from Western Philosophy
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63.Introduction to The Curriculum
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64.Plato
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65.The Stoics
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66.Epicurus
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67.Augustine
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68.Boethius and The Consolation of Philosophy
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69.Thomas Aquinas
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70.Michel de Montaigne
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71.La Rochefoucauld
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72.Voltaire
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73.David Hume
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74.Immanuel Kant
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75.Hegel
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76.Hegel Knew There Would Be Days Like These
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77.Ralph Waldo Emerson
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78.Nietzsche
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79.Nietzsche, Regret and Amor Fati
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80.Nietzsche and Envy
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81.Martin Heidegger
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82.Ludwig Wittgenstein
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83.Jean-Paul Sartre
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84.Albert Camus
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85.Michel Foucault
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86.Jacques Derrida
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87.E. M. Cioran
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88.Six Ideas from Eastern Philosophy
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89.Wu Wei – Doing Nothing 無爲
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90.Kintsugi 金継ぎ
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91.Buddha
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92.Lao Tzu
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93.Confucius
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94.Sen no Rikyū
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95.Matsuo Basho
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96.Mono No Aware
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97.Guan Yin
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98.Gongshi
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99.Wu Wei
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100.Kintsugi
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101.Yinshi
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102.Why so Many Love the Philosophy of the East - and so Few That of the West
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103.How the Modern World Makes Us Mentally Ill
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104.Twenty Key Concepts from Psychotherapy
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105.Why Psychotherapy Works
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106.The True and the False Self
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107.What Happens in Psychotherapy? Four Case Studies
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108.The Problem of Psychological Asymmetry
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109.Freud on Sublimation
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110.Sigmund Freud
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111.Anna Freud
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112.Melanie Klein
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113.Donald Winnicott
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114.John Bowlby
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115.A Short Dictionary of Psychoanalysis
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116.Jacques Lacan
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130.The Downfall of Oscar Wilde
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131.What Voltaire Meant by 'One Must Cultivate One's Own Garden'
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132.James Baldwin
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133.Camus and The Plague
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134.Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
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135.Charles Dickens
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136.Gustave Flaubert
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137.Fyodor Dostoevsky
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138.Marcel Proust
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139.Books as Therapy
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140.Jane Austen
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141.Leo Tolstoy
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142.Virginia Woolf
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143.James Joyce
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152.Buildings That Give Hope - and Buildings That Condemn Us
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153.Katsushika Hokusai
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154.Agnes Martin
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155.Why is the Modern World So Ugly?
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156.The Importance of Architecture
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157.The Secret of Beauty: Order and Complexity
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158.Le Corbusier
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159.Two World Views: Romantic and Classical
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160.Oscar Niemeyer
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161.Against Obscurity
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162.Why Do Scandinavians Have Such Impeccable Taste in Interior Design?
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163.Art for Art's Sake
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164.Why We Need to Create a Home
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165.Why You Should Never Say: ‘Beauty Lies in the Eye of the Beholder’
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166.Andrea Palladio
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167.Why Design Matters
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168.On Good and Bad Taste
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169.On How to Make an Attractive City
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170.Art as Therapy
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171.On Ugliness and the Housing Crisis
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172.Johannes Vermeer
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173.Caspar David Friedrich
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174.Henri Matisse
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175.Edward Hopper
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176.Louis Kahn
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177.Coco Chanel
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178.Jane Jacobs
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179.Cy Twombly
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180.Andy Warhol
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181.Dieter Rams
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182.A Therapeutic Approach to Art
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183.Christo and Jeanne-Claude
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184.On the Importance of Drawing
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185.On Art as a Reminder
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186.On the Price of Art Works
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187.Secular Chapels
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188.Relativism and Urban Planning
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189.What Art Museums Should Be For
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190.On Fakes and Originals
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191.The Museum Gift Shop
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192.Sun Worship
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193.The Importance of Dancing Like an Idiot
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194.Walking in the Woods
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195.Getting More Serious about Pleasure
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196.On Going to the Zoo
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197.The Fish Shop
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198.On Small Islands
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199.On Stars
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200.On Grandmothers
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201.Up at Dawn
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202.On Crimes in the Newspapers
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203.Driving on the Motorway at Night
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204.On Sunday Mornings
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205.A Favourite Old Jumper
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206.Holding Hands with a Small Child
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207.Feeling at Home in the Sea
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208.The Book That Understands You
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209.Old Photos of One’s Parents
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210.Whispering in Bed in the Dark
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211.On Feeling That Someone Else is So Wrong
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212.The First Day of Feeling Well Again
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213.Figs