InPhilosophy TodaybyFigs in Winter·Oct 12The art of ataraxia: II — Principal doctrinesEpicureanism in forty bullet pointsA response icon3A response icon3
Salman Al Farisi·Sep 5Perfect Days: The Radical Pleasure of an Ordinary LifeWhat Perfect Days can teach us about Epicurus, happiness, and the art of having enough.
InPhilosophy TodaybyFigs in Winter·Sep 4Should we go eclectic?A philosophical exercise about the pros and cons of choosing a philosophy of lifeA response icon7A response icon7
Heroes in the Seaweed·Jul 9Cotta’s sceptical challenges to Epicurean theology at the end of book I of Cicero’s On the Nature…On De natura deorum (5)
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Dan O'Connor·Feb 10Individual Responsibility in a World Without Cosmic GuaranteesHow Stoic discipline and Epicurean clarity lead to personal responsibility in an indifferent universe
