Stoic Philosophy and Applied EthicsAmericanb. 1952
Because human psychology has not changed in the last two millennia, Stoic psychological techniques remain as effective as they were in the ancient world.
William B. Irvine is an American philosopher and professor emeritus of philosophy at Wright State University in Ohio. He is known for his writings on Stoicism, desire, applied ethics, and the philosophy of life. A Guide to the Good Life is among his most important works introducing Stoicism to contemporary readers.
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