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| Alan Watts = British-American philosopher; popularizer of Eastern philosophy and Zen<br />
| Ayishat Akanbi = British cultural commentator and stylist; writes on identity and culture<br />
| Beethoven = German composer; central figure of Western classical music<br />
| Blackwell’s Island Asylum = Historic New York psychiatric hospital; site of Nellie Bly exposé<br />
| Bookstat = Book sales analytics service; tracks digital and audio markets<br />
| Bristol = City in southwest England<br />
| Chaos theory = Study of dynamic systems; sensitive dependence on initial conditions<br />
| Congress of German Jurists = German legal association; national jurists’ congress in Munich<br />
| Eleanor Roosevelt = American first lady and diplomat; human rights advocate<br />
| Emily Dickinson = American poet; major figure of 19th-century literature<br />
| Epictetus = Greek Stoic philosopher; taught the control dichotomy<br />
| Ernest Becker = Cultural anthropologist; author on death and meaning<br />
| France = Country in Western Europe<br />
| GQ = Men’s magazine; Condé Nast publication<br />
| Hamlet = Shakespeare tragedy; prince of Denmark<br />
| Heisenberg’s Uncertainty Principle = Quantum mechanics principle; limits simultaneous position and momentum knowledge<br />
| Here Comes the Sun = Song by The Beatles; enduring pop standard<br />
| Jaws = Thriller film by Steven Spielberg; great white shark terrorizes beach town<br />
| John Keats = English Romantic poet; coined negative capability<br />
| John Stuart Mill = English philosopher and economist; liberal thinker<br />
| Jonathan Bailey = English actor; known for stage and television<br />
| Judy Garland = American singer and actress; classic Hollywood icon<br />
| Karl Heinrich Ulrichs = German pioneer of LGBTQ rights; jurist and writer<br />
| Kirkus Reviews = American book review magazine<br />
| Loire Valley = Region of central France; noted for châteaux and wine<br />
| Marcus Aurelius = Roman emperor and Stoic philosopher; author of Meditations<br />
| Matt Haig = British author; writer of fiction and nonfiction<br />
| Maya Angelou = American poet and memoirist; civil rights figure<br />
| mettā = Pali term for loving-kindness meditation<br />
| Munich = City in Bavaria, Germany<br />
| Muscogee (Creek) Nation = Native American tribe; based in Oklahoma<br />
| Negative capability = Keats’s concept; embracing uncertainty without anxious reasoning<br />
| Nellie Bly = American journalist; pioneering investigative reporter<br />
| New York Times = American daily newspaper<br />
| New York World = Defunct New York newspaper; owned by Joseph Pulitzer<br />
| Nietzsche = German philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche; critic of conventional morality<br />
| Penguin Life = Imprint of Penguin Random House; wellness and self-help titles<br />
| Rollo May = American existential psychologist and author<br />
| RTÉ = Ireland’s national public broadcaster<br />
| Sheffield = City in South Yorkshire, England<br />
| Somewhere Over the Rainbow = Popular song from The Wizard of Oz<br />
| Sun Tzu = Chinese military strategist; author of The Art of War<br />
| Tara Brach = American psychologist and meditation teacher<br />
| The Beatles = English rock band from Liverpool<br />
| The Blitz = World War II bombing campaign against the United Kingdom<br />
| The Bookseller = UK publishing trade magazine<br />
| The Guardian = British daily newspaper<br />
| The Midnight Library = Novel by Matt Haig; parallel-life narrative<br />
| The Shawshank Redemption = Drama film; prison friendship and escape story<br />
| The Sound of Music = Musical film and stage musical; von Trapp family story<br />
| The Spectator = British weekly magazine; politics and culture<br />
| The Sunday Times = British Sunday newspaper<br />
| The Washington Post = American daily newspaper<br />
| Thoreau = American writer and philosopher; author of Walden<br />
| Tintoretto = Italian Renaissance painter; Venetian school<br />
| Vienna = Capital city of Austria<br />
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