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This is thoughts in ways, a blog by Dustin Zielke that focuses on developing a new existential philosophy, philosophically informed practices, and ways to learn one's own philosophy by learning to tell one's own story.

This is thoughts in ways, a blog by Dustin Zielke that focuses on developing a new existential philosophy, philosophically informed practices, and ways to learn one's own philosophy by learning to tell one's own story.

Weekly posts will begin delving into these topics more thoroughly, but you can subscribe in the meantime if you'd like to stay up to date and receive emails when new content is published!

Here's a roadmap for the next few weeks of posts:

  • What is Existentialism? Define Existentialism as a Whole with these Two Core Outlooks
  • Is Existentialism still Relevant? Why Leading Existentialists Weren't Really Rejecting what we call Existentialism when they Rejected the Existentialist Label
  • What is New Existentialism I? The Need for Existentialism Today
  • What is New Existentialism II? The Need for New Existentialism Today
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