Meditations (Annotated: The Emperor and the Stoic Sage: Philosophical Themes), by Marcus Aurelius

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Marcus Aurelius’ Meditations stands as one of the most profound expressions of Stoic philosophy, composed privately by a Roman emperor seeking moral clarity amid war, plague, and political duty. Written in Greek as a series of self-addressed reflections, the work … Read More

Descartes: Meditations on First Philosophy – Abstract of the following six meditations

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In the first, I put forward the reasons why we can generally doubt all things, especially material things, at least as long as we have no other foundations in the sciences, than those we have had until now. Or, although … Read More