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Mortality: The Human Condition of Finitude

Mortality philosophy: how finitude shapes the human condition, Heidegger on being-toward-death, Seneca on practicing death daily, and why our limited time gives life its urgency.

Mortality is the human condition of finitude: we are beings who will die, and who know that we will die. Mortality philosophy asks what this knowledge does to us, what it means for the value of life, and how living with it well is possible.

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