Humaning is Hard, but Philosophy Can Help
Erica Lucast StonestreetPersonal essay-style posts on philosophy, liberal arts, and wonder in everyday life. I develop and explore the philosophical dimensions of questions that arise out of ordinary experiences.
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Philosopher, partner of a self-styled "enginerd," and mother of a son and twin daughters. Current soapboxes: the value of philosophy, the wonder of liberal arts education, and the power of a relational conception of persons.
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