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_into-the-coast-agnes-callard.webp "Agnes Callard discusses her recent book, The Agency of Becoming, which gives an account of aspiration–an account of what it is and how it is possible to become a better person in some specific respect (e.g. parenting, tennis-playing, music-appreciating). Callard begins with a paradox that any account of aspiration seems to face: the reasons someone has to become better in some specific respect are ones that are not available to her from the outset – they are only graspable once she has becom")
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_finding-my-philosophy.webp "University of Chicago philosopher Agnes Callard calls “the work of aspiration” an exercise in “thinking, imagining, and reasoning.” It’s a powerful call to action to constantly examine ourselves, the world around us, and be relentless in our pursuit of philosophy, including our own aspirations. Developing a personal philosophy is a critical precondition to understanding our purpose, life's mission, and taking bold action toward building a legacy.")
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