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Stoicism Today: Ancient Wisdom for Modern Life
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- ISBN978-0-947874-22-3
- EAN9780947874223
- Date de parution11/12/2025
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- ÉditeurThe Termonfeckin Institute of
Résumé
Stoicism isn't just ancient philosophy - it's a toolkit for living well today. Stoicism Today brings together engaging essays that show exactly how Stoic thinking can help with stress, anxiety, relationships, work, discipline, and emotional resilience in a fast-moving modern world. If you've read Marcus Aurelius, Epictetus or Seneca - or modern Stoics like Massimo Pigliucci, Donald Robertson or Ryan Holiday - this book will feel like the natural next step: real Stoicism, lived in real lives.
In these pages, you will discover:. How Stoic principles improve resilience, calm and emotional balance. Real examples of philosophy applied to grief, work, conflict and decision-making. Reflections from people using Stoicism to build strength, meaning and purpose. Practical advice for thinking clearly, reducing reactivity and developing inner stability. A bridge between ancient wisdom and everyday challenges - written for real readers, not academicsWhether you're new to Stoicism or deepening your understanding, Stoicism Today offers a relatable, human guide to cultivating strength, clarity and a more grounded way of living.
Includes essays by leading Stoic writers: Ryan Holiday, Donald Robertson, Jules Evans and John Sellars. Ancient wisdom. Modern life. Stoicism made practical. Editorial Reviews:"This book represents a veritable panorama of modern Stoicism, and is definitely a good investment for any budding Stoic." - Massimo Pigluicci, Author of How To Be A Stoic" An engaging and very readable collection of Stoic essays" - Donald Robertson, Author of How to Think Like A Roman Emperor "An insightful volume of essays on modern applications of Stoicism which can serve as practical life guidance"- Prof.
Christopher Gill, Professor Emeritus of Ancient Thought at The University of Exeter
In these pages, you will discover:. How Stoic principles improve resilience, calm and emotional balance. Real examples of philosophy applied to grief, work, conflict and decision-making. Reflections from people using Stoicism to build strength, meaning and purpose. Practical advice for thinking clearly, reducing reactivity and developing inner stability. A bridge between ancient wisdom and everyday challenges - written for real readers, not academicsWhether you're new to Stoicism or deepening your understanding, Stoicism Today offers a relatable, human guide to cultivating strength, clarity and a more grounded way of living.
Includes essays by leading Stoic writers: Ryan Holiday, Donald Robertson, Jules Evans and John Sellars. Ancient wisdom. Modern life. Stoicism made practical. Editorial Reviews:"This book represents a veritable panorama of modern Stoicism, and is definitely a good investment for any budding Stoic." - Massimo Pigluicci, Author of How To Be A Stoic" An engaging and very readable collection of Stoic essays" - Donald Robertson, Author of How to Think Like A Roman Emperor "An insightful volume of essays on modern applications of Stoicism which can serve as practical life guidance"- Prof.
Christopher Gill, Professor Emeritus of Ancient Thought at The University of Exeter
