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FINN JANNING

writer and philosopher

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How will I be remembered?

He sits on the sofa and looks at their wedding pictures. It was three years ago. Not even three years, he … More

Barcelona, children, fiction, love, meaning of life, midlife crisis, relationship, short story

Philosophy as fiction

“For me, philosophy is a way of living and not an academic discipline that requires you to swallow a certain … More

Beauvoir, creative nonfiction, fiction, Kierkegaard, literature, Nietzsche, Philosophy

Kierkegaard’s True Love

In the twilight of Søren Kierkegaard’s life, he begins to question his own philosophical fundament. He did not plan this. … More

existentialism, faith, fiction, freedom, Kierkegaard, love, Philosophy, short story, truth

Who Killed Gilles Deleuze?

Who Killed Gilles Deleuze? is a novel about one man’s obsession with the purported suicide of a famous French philosopher. … More

Deleuze, fiction, Janning, Novel, suicide, Who Killed Gilles Deleuze?

BIO

Finn Janning, PhD, is a writer and philosopher.

His works has been featured in Epiphany, Under the Gum Tree, and Foliate Oak Literary Magazine. His most recent books are Stakkels Jim and A Philosophy of Mindfulness.

To Love Slowly

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YOAbgWLV1bc&t=184s

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