In these essaysdealing variously with illness and disability, writing and reading, liberty and apathy, distrust and expertise, Raymond Aron and liberalism, love and grief, and, not least, a beloved catJake Goldsmith demonstrates the radical honesty at the root of philosophy.Jake Goldsmith is the founder of The Barbellion Prize, a book prize dedicated to the furtherance of ill and disabled voices in writing, and author of the philosophical memoir Neither Weak Nor Obtuse.Illustrated by Wend Rend.
