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India
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Epictetus (C. 50 135 Ce) Was A Greek Stoic Philosopher Born Into Slavery In Present-Day Turkey. Despite His Early Life As A Slave In Rome, He Gained Freedom And Became One Of The Most Respected Stoic Teachers Of His Time. His Teachings Focused On Personal Freedom, Self-Discipline, And Accepting What We Cannot Control.His Teachings Focused On Personal Freedom, Self-Discipline, And Accepting What We Cannot Control.Epictetus Himself Wrote No Books. His Ideas Were Preserved By His Student Arrian, Who Compiled Discourses And The Famous Manual Of Stoic Wisdom Known As The Enchiridion (The Handbook).His Philosophy Centers On The Belief That True Happiness Comes From Mastering Our Own Thoughts And Actions, Not External Circumstances. Epictetus Founded A School Of Philosophy In Nicopolis, Greece, Where He Taught Until His Death. He Remains One Of The Most Practical And Influential Thinkers In Stoicism., Epictetus (C. 50 135 Ce) Was A Greek Stoic Philosopher Born Into Slavery In Present-Day Turkey. Despite His Early Life As A Slave In Rome, He Gained Freedom And Became One Of The Most Respected Stoic Teachers Of His Time. His Teachings Focused On Personal Freedom, Self-Discipline, And Accepting What We Cannot Control.His Teachings Focused On Personal Freedom, Self-Discipline, And Accepting What We Cannot Control.Epictetus Himself Wrote No Books. His Ideas Were Preserved By His Student Arrian, Who Compiled Discourses And The Famous Manual Of Stoic Wisdom Known As The Enchiridion (The Handbook).His Philosophy Centers On The Belief That True Happiness Comes From Mastering Our Own Thoughts And Actions, Not External Circumstances. Epictetus Founded A School Of Philosophy In Nicopolis, Greece, Where He Taught Until His Death. He Remains One Of The Most Practical And Influential Thinkers In Stoicism.
Author Name
Epictetus And Seneca
Genre
Historical Fiction (Books)
No Of Pages
320
Publisher
Fingerprint! Publishing
Isbn Code
9.79E+12
Product Description
- Premium Quality: The Complete Guide to Stoicism by Epictetus and Seneca brings together the foundational teachings of two of antiquity's most respected Stoic philosophers, offering readers a comprehensive introduction to one of history's most enduring schools of thought.
- Product Design: The book draws on works preserved by Epictetus's student Arrian, including the Discourses and the Enchiridion, alongside writings by Seneca, presenting the full breadth of classical Stoic wisdom in a single volume of 320 pages.
- User Experience: Epictetus's philosophy centres on the belief that true happiness comes from mastering one's own thoughts and actions rather than external circumstances, offering readers practical tools for self-discipline and equanimity in everyday life.
- Versatile Occasion: The book is equally suited for personal reading, academic study, competitive exam preparation, and gifting to those with an interest in philosophy, history, or personal development.
- Quality Assurance: Rooted in the teachings of Epictetus, who was born into slavery yet became one of the most respected Stoic teachers of his time, the content carries the authority of centuries of philosophical tradition.
- Ideal For: This paperback edition is ideal for general readers, college students, spiritual and philosophy enthusiasts, and anyone seeking timeless guidance on personal freedom and resilience.