This a deeply perceptive essay on the spiritual disease of acedia, in itself and as handled in thought and deed in Walker Percy’s life, by @jreimr
https://t.co/Nw94dKpUgj
Great conversation with Evan Rosa and Drew Collins of Yale's Center for Faith and Culture on boredom and finding meaningful forms of leisure: https://t.co/Yr0QbmGZAy
Wonderful time at PES@Philosophyofed!! So grateful to catch up with so many great folks: Amy, AJ, Barb, Bruce, Clarence, Chris, Cris, Dini, Emily, Jessica, Larry, Jeff, Jon, Mordechai, Natasha, Paul, Rene, Ron, Ryan, Sasha, Sam, Sarah, Sheron, Stanton, Vik, and many more.
Gave a book talk this past weekend at the Pascal Christian Study Center at the University of Illinois. An amazing group of thoughtful intellectuals across multiple disciplines.
https://t.co/YUl1hmd5PB
"The world comes at me with its busyness..." lamented Mary Oliver, encapsulating a need to step aside. To exist without striving.
https://t.co/FDxVjl2twK
"In other words, I miss what it feels like to not be overstimulated or provoked or moved to outrage, which we are constantly prompted to be. There is not much our society won’t ingest these days.:
https://t.co/fsKit5M9oM
"Instead of avoidance, resignation, or the quest for a chimerical authenticity, an optimal response to boredom may be simpler than we have become conditioned to see."
Kevin Gary on boredom.
https://t.co/seDz0AgYHB
"Instead of avoidance, resignation, or the quest for a chimerical authenticity, an optimal response to boredom may be simpler than we have become conditioned to see."
Kevin Gary on boredom.
https://t.co/F1gc7w03Jn
Dear Friends, I am happy to share my new essay on boredom that just came out in Comment Magazine, "To the Bored All Things Are Boring."
https://t.co/POySTGaXYl