Nozick's The Examined Life (1989) is a collection of philosophical meditations on love, death, meaning, and the good life, written in a more accessible register than his technical works.
The Examined Life explores how philosophy can illuminate personal life — meditating on love, creativity, happiness, holiness, and dying — arguing that the examined life is one of engagement with fundamental questions about value and meaning.
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