Feline Philosophy by Gray, John -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Cover Title Page Copyright Notice 1. Cats and Philosophy

A cat-loving anti-philosopher: Michel de Montaigne Mèo’s journey How cats domesticated humans

2. Why Cats Do Not Struggle to Be Happy

When philosophers talk of happiness Pascal on diversion Hodge and the Fall

3. Feline Ethics

Morality, a very peculiar practice Spinoza on living according to your nature Selfless egoism

4. Human vs Feline Love

Saha’s triumph Ming’s biggest prey Loving Lily Gattino vanishes

5. Time, Death and the Feline Soul

Muri’s farewell Civilization as death-denial Cats as gods

6. Cats and the Meaning of Life

Cat nature, human nature Ten feline hints on how to live well Mèo on the window ledge

Acknowledgements Notes

Notes 1 Notes 2 Notes 3 Notes 4 Notes 5 Notes 6

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