An idyll implies a way of life in harmony with nature, without the intrusions of problematic politics and problematic economics.
How do you distinguish between the public and the private in relation to authentic living?
How authentically do you address problematic politics and problematic economics?
Do you think it is possible to live authentically in Australia or any other part of the world?
Do you think it is possible to live idyllically in Australia or any other part of the world?
- An Australian Idyll - Part One
- An Australian Idyll - Part Two
- An Australian Idyll - Part Three
- An Australian Idyll - Part Four
Do you currently live an intelligently frugal and pleasant existence with consistent authenticity?
If so, how would you describe that existence?
How would you describe your way of life socially?
How would you describe it economically?
How would you describe it ethically?
How would you describe it epistemologically?
How would you describe it aesthetically?
How would you describe it metaphysically?
How would you describe it politically?
What do you already know about intelligently frugal pleasures in relation to the thoughtful expression of your initiative?
- Intelligently Frugal Pleasures - Part One
- Intelligently Frugal Pleasures - Part Two
- Intelligently Frugal Pleasures - Part Three
- Intelligently Frugal Pleasures - Part Four
What is time?
What is worth?
What is value?
What is expenditure in non-monetary terms?
How and where do you usually assess sensory qualities?
How and where do you usually assess interpersonal qualities?
How and where do you usually assess moral qualities?
How and where do you usually assess financial matters?
How and where do you usually assess technical matters?
You may wish to reflect on at least a few of the important concepts mentioned above.