
Epicureanism for Beginners: Ancient Wisdom for Modern Times
Lamar
Description
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Preface
Introduction
8. Epicureanism in the Modern World
9. Epicureanism and Religion
10. Epicurean Texts and Literature
11. Prominent Epicurean Philosophers
12. Epicureanism and the Arts
13. Critiques and Challenges
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