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This Life: Why Mortality Makes Us Free, by Martin Hägglund

Book of the week: Joe Moran applauds a bold attempt to demonstrate why it is the finitude of our lives that gives them value

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Why We Need Religion: An Agnostic Celebration of Spiritual Emotions, by Stephen T. Asma

Medieval Bodies: Life, Death and Art in the Middle Ages, by Jack Hartnell

The Story of Myth, by Sarah Iles Johnston

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