Tuesdays with Morrie, chapters 7-9

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Who is the main character reflecting on life in 'Tuesdays with Morrie'?

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Mitch Albom

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What is the primary theme of 'Tuesdays with Morrie' as discussed in chapters 7-9?

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The importance of meaningful living and the critique of a meaningless life.

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What does Morrie mean by saying many people live a 'meaningless life'?

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He suggests that people often focus on superficial or unimportant things instead of what truly matters.

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How does Morrie cope with his illness according to the text?

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He allows himself a little self-pity each morning, but does not dwell on it.

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What realization does Mitch have about his own life when he compares it to Morrie's?

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Mitch realizes he often wastes time on trivial matters while Morrie focuses on meaningful experiences.

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What does the term 'lamented' mean in the context of the book?

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It means to mourn or grieve for something.

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What lesson does Morrie teach about the value of time?

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He emphasizes that time is limited and should be spent on what truly matters.

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How does Morrie's perspective on life challenge societal norms?

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Morrie challenges the idea that success is measured by wealth and status, advocating instead for love and relationships.

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What role does self-reflection play in 'Tuesdays with Morrie'?

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Self-reflection is crucial for understanding one's values and priorities in life.

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What does Morrie suggest about the importance of relationships?

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He believes that relationships are essential for a fulfilling life and should be prioritized.