Aristotle’s Way - How Ancient Wisdom Can Change Your Life - E-book - ePub

Name: Aristotle’s Way
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Author: Edith Hall
ISBN: 9781473545854

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'Wonderful and timely . Hugely recommended' STEPHEN FRYWhat do you and an ancient philosopher have in common? It turns out much more than you might think.... Lire la suite

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'Wonderful and timely . Hugely recommended' STEPHEN FRYWhat do you and an ancient philosopher have in common? It turns out much more than you might think. Aristotle was an extraordinary thinker yet he was preoccupied by an ordinary question: how to be happy. In this handbook to his timeless teachings, Professor Edith Hall shows how ancient thinking is precisely what we need today, even if you don't know your Odyssey from your Iliad.
In ten practical lessons you can learn how to make good decisions, how to ace an interview, how to choose a partner and how to face death. This is advice that won't go out of fashion.'A beguiling cross between Mary Beard and Mary Poppins' Observer

Date de parution

03/05/2018
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Vintage Digital
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978-1-4735-4585-4
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9781473545854
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ePub

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Biographie d'Edith Hall

Edith Hall is one of Britain's foremost classicists, having held posts at the universities of Royal Holloway, Cambridge, Durham, Reading, and Oxford. In 2015 she was awarded the Erasmus Medal of the European Academy, given to a scholar whose works represent a significant contribution to European culture and scientific achievement. She is the first woman to win this award. Hall regularly writes in the Times Literary Supplement, reviews theatre productions on radio, and has written and edited more than a dozen works on the ancient world, including Introducing the Ancient Greeks.
She teaches at King's College London and lives in Gloucestershire.