Climbing ‐ Philosophy for Everyone

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Climbing and the Stoic Conception of Freedom.  (pages 11–23)Kevin Krein
Risk and Reward.  (pages 24–36)Paul Charlton
Why Climb?  (pages 37–48)Joe Fitschen
Jokers on the Mountain.  (pages 49–64)Heidi Howkins Lockwood
High Aspirations.  (pages 65–80)Brian Treanor
More than Meets the “I”.  (pages 81–92)Pam R. Sailors
Mountaineering and the Value of Self‐Sufficiency.  (pages 93–105)Philip A. Ebert & Simon Robertson
It Ain't Fast Food.  (pages 106–116)Ben Levey
Zen and the Art of Climbing.  (pages 117–129)Eric Swan
Freedom and Individualism on the Rocks.  (pages 131–144)Dane Scott
Hold Manufacturing.  (pages 145–157)William Ramsey
The Ethics of Free Soloing.  (pages 158–168)Marcus Agnafors
Making Mountains out of Heaps.  (pages 169–179)Dale Murray
From Route Finding to Redpointing.  (pages 181–194)Debora Halbert
Are You Experienced?  (pages 195–205)Stephen M. Downes
What Is a Climbing Grade Anyway?  (pages 206–217)Richard G. Graziano
The Beauty of a Climb.  (pages 218–229)Gunnar Karlsen

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