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Alexander Carnera

Carnera is a freelance writer living in Copenhagen.

Henry Miller's life ecology 

Jensen highlights Henry Miller's ability to navigate between lightness and heaviness, humor and pathos in a great book about the full range of the diverse author's universe.

The evil: the powerlessness of the spirit

French-Tunisian philosopher Mehdi Belhaj Kacem wants to teach us the way to good through increased insight into evil.

The conqueror of the useless

A true democracy must be open to dissent, difference and the useless. And only through this "conquest of the useless" can we approach the truth.

The wisdom of the vulnerable life

Todd May is rediscovering philosophy as a life art, as a practical-therapeutic matter.

The fire as a source of life

Georgio Agamben brings the reader on track to the essential questions of the transforming power of literature – the relation to the mystery of life itself. 

The feeling of being alive

To be alive is to find space for the speechless, space for loss, for the superfluous, the death, the mere being, the unproductive.

To leave his house

Henry David Thoreau's famous house at Walden Pound was both a political, architectural and ecological act. 

The misery and magic of loneliness

Loneliness is an experience that can enrich our inner world and strengthen our fellowship, says Olivia Laing.

Night is a light source in man

A better understanding of human nature is needed, since the only real threat that exists is man himself.