Acedia and Its Discontents: Metaphysical Boredom in an Empire of Desire
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Acedia and Its Discontents: Metaphysical Boredom in an Empire of Desire

by R. J. Snell

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R. J. Snell explores acedia as a form of metaphysical boredom, examining its discontents within an empire of desire. This focused work considers dissatisfaction, inner life, and the wider cultural forces that shape how boredom and longing are understood.

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Acedia and Its Discontents: Metaphysical Boredom in an Empire of Desire examines the idea of acedia and its relationship to boredom, desire, and inner life.

R. J. Snell considers acedia as more than simple idleness, exploring its metaphysical dimensions and its place within a culture organized around desire.

The book offers a focused reflection on dissatisfaction and the conditions that give rise to it.

It will interest readers drawn to philosophy, religious thought, and cultural criticism.

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