Type of Book: Philosophical Treatise Aristotle’s Nicomachean Ethics, written in the 4th century BCE, is one of the foundational texts of Western moral philosophy. Named…
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Category: Aristotle
Welcome, fellow philosophy enthusiasts! Today, we’re diving into the mind of Parmenides, the ancient philosopher who didn’t just stir the pot of metaphysics but practically…
Metaphysics — it’s not just that dense course you avoided in college, or the favorite pastime of those who like to discuss the meaning of…
You find yourself on this self-discovery journey, wondering if there’s more to life than just stumbling from one Netflix binge to the next. Maybe you’ve…
When you hear the name “Epicurus,” you might picture some ancient Greek guy lounging around with a wine goblet in one hand and a plate…
The “good life.” It’s not something we spend much time contemplating between replying to text notifications and doom-scrolling through social media. But it’s been the…
Hedonia. It’s another gem from the ancient Greeks, and no, it’s not a mythical land or the name of a boutique wine. (Although it would…
Ever wondered where the whole concept of “role models” came from? We love to throw around the term, especially when we’re looking for someone to…
Philosophers have debated for centuries whether happiness is the ultimate goal of human life. Aristotle thought so, coining the term eudaimonia, which is often translated…
Ancient Greece was home to a wide variety of philosophical explanations for how the world came into existence. While there was no unified explanation, several…