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Myths, stories, fantasy, and fiction can open questions about suffering, beauty, and being human in a very profound way. So let us bring old stories back to life through modern problems, and use them to understand the time we are living in more clearly.

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    Writing about desire, beauty, and modern contradictions through myths, fairy tales, and classical literature.

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    Assistant Professor in the Department of Philosophy at Alma College. Author of An Introduction to the Ethics of Social Media. Host of the Ancient Philosophy Podcast.

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