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The Art of Living - critical summary review

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“The Art of Living,” by Epictetus, is practically a compilation of his talks edited by his students. The Greek school of Stoicism views anxiety, lack of purpose, and fear of loss as a consequence of our exile from virtue. Lead a meaningful life, be kind to others, and don't let their judgment influence you.

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Epictetus (circa 50-135 A.D.) was born a slave at Hierapolis, in the Roman Empire, and was one of the three great teachers of Stoicism along with Seneca and Marcus Aurelius. His wits allowed him to earn freedom and live and learn in Rome. Some so... (Read more)

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