by Epictetus
First published 2018
Epictetus presents his philosophical teachings on ethics, freedom, and human conduct in this collection of discourses and practical guidance. The Stoic philosopher argues that individuals can achieve tranquility by focusing on what lies within their control while accepting external circumstances beyond their influence. His approach emphasizes rational thinking, moral discipline, and the cultivation of inner strength through philosophical practice. The Encheiridion provides condensed wisdom for daily application, while the Discourses offer extended examination of ethical principles. This reproduction preserves the original artifact format, including historical markings and library annotations that reflect its scholarly significance. Readers gain access to foundational Stoic philosophy that has shaped Western thought for centuries.
Genres: philosophy, non-fiction, ancient, academic
Vibes: intimate, scholarly, thought-provoking
Tropes: philosophical-exploration, self-improvement
Period: 1st-century
530 pages · Paperback · Sagwan Press