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Literary influences to a great life:
1) Dickens: Christmas generosity.
2) Homer: it is a struggle with others and ourselves. Beware of hubris.
3) Shakespeare: there is good and bad in all of us.
4) Aurelius: through acceptance of the reality of the world and our mortality we can enjoy life.
1) Dickens: Christmas generosity.
2) Homer: it is a struggle with others and ourselves. Beware of hubris.
3) Shakespeare: there is good and bad in all of us.
4) Aurelius: through acceptance of the reality of the world and our mortality we can enjoy life.
November 16, 2024 at 8:40 PM
Literary influences to a great life:
1) Dickens: Christmas generosity.
2) Homer: it is a struggle with others and ourselves. Beware of hubris.
3) Shakespeare: there is good and bad in all of us.
4) Aurelius: through acceptance of the reality of the world and our mortality we can enjoy life.
1) Dickens: Christmas generosity.
2) Homer: it is a struggle with others and ourselves. Beware of hubris.
3) Shakespeare: there is good and bad in all of us.
4) Aurelius: through acceptance of the reality of the world and our mortality we can enjoy life.