Epicurus and the Art of Happiness

Informationen zum Autor Peter and Alexandra both work for The Philosophy Foundation (Peter the co-founder and co-CEO), an award-winning, registered charity that aims to bring philosophy into the public sphere, especially education. Peter is currently undergoing a PhD at Sheffield university and specializes in ancient Greek philosophy and pedagogy (around which Peter is well-published including peer reviewed papers); he has also been a Visiting Research Associate at King's College London since 2014. Both Peter and Alexandra are practising practical philosophers, helping people work through life philosophically through group work and one-on-one consultations, both working internationally in this field. Alexandra is also Chief Philosophy Officer at Lifeaddwiser, a digital market leader in wellbeing, and a lecturer at Wellbeing Academy, where she is applying philosophical theories of wellbeing, Epicureanism being one of these, to corporate context. A post-graduate in philosophy from LSE, Alexandra has recent publications in academic journals "Ethical Thought" and "Questions of Education". Klappentext Stoic results without all the virtuousness. Epicureanism shows you how to have a good life, but with added JOY. Vorwort Stoic results without all the virtuousness. Epicureanism shows you how to have a good life, but with added JOY. Zusammenfassung Stoic results without all the virtuousness. Epicureanism shows you how to have a good life, but with added JOY.

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Stoic results without all the virtuousness. Epicureanism shows you how to have a good life, but with added JOY.