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What is the role of fate in our lives?
Why should we avoid repeating patterns?
And how can we identify our purpose?
In What It Means To Be Human , former Oxford don Robert Rowland Smith draws on his personal experience to answer some of life's most fundamental questions. Robert's story involves a love triangle, office politics, police raids and a near-death experience. We see him confronting his demons, but also looking out for angels.
As we are led into Robert's private world- exploring themes like love, death, work and creativity - we gain an understanding of what it means
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What is the role of fate in our lives?

Why should we avoid repeating patterns?

And how can we identify our purpose?

In What It Means To Be Human, former Oxford don Robert Rowland Smith draws on his personal experience to answer some of life's most fundamental questions. Robert's story involves a love triangle, office politics, police raids and a near-death experience. We see him confronting his demons, but also looking out for angels.

As we are led into Robert's private world- exploring themes like love, death, work and creativity - we gain an understanding of what it means to be human that is relevant to all.

Previously published as AutoBioPhilosophy.


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Autorenporträt
Robert Rowland Smith is the author of six books, including Breakfast with Socrates and The Reality Test. He has been a columnist for both the Sunday Times Magazine and the Evening Standard and is a regular contributor to BBC radio.