Summary:
The book explores the philosophical dimensions of midlife, addressing the existential questions and crises that often arise during this period. It offers insights and practical advice on how to find fulfillment and navigate the challenges of middle age through the lens of philosophical thought and theories.
Key points:
1. Midlife Crisis: Setiya examines why people often feel unhappy and stuck in middle age, citing issues like facing limits, mortality, and fewer chances for big life changes.
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