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EPICURUS AND THE ART OF HAPPINESS draws on contemporary science and psychology to present an accessible, fun, yet philosophically rigorous explanation of the philosophy, addressing how to live a good life; how to seek pleasure and not get sick of it; how to find self-sufficiency and adopt a 'less is more' mentality without having to feel like you're giving something up!

Du haut de la tour de Pise, Galilée précipite des melons, des citrouilles, et même des melons-citrouilles, grâce auxquels il réfute les anciennes idées d'Aristote. Mais il pratique aussi la science dans les tavernes, où la rencontre d'un derviche tourneur lui inspire une théorie audacieuse : et si, contrairement à toute évidence, la Terre n'était pas au centre du monde ? Un tote-bag collector offert pour toute commande de ce nouveau titre !

Pour ses 10 ans, la collection qui raconte aux enfants les grands philosophes dévoile son 31ème titre : Ainsi parlait Nietzsche, une pépite consacrée au plus explosif des philosophes ! Ainsi parlait Nietzsche Comment déposer ses fardeaux ? Comment conquérir sa liberté ? Comment devenir ce que l'on est ? Une histoire... "Je suis de la dynamite !" s'exclame Nietzsche, dévalant tout joyeux sa montagne. "Et je m'en vais secouer ce vieil ermite perdu dans ses arrière-mondes, dompter le dragon TUDOIS aux mille écailles d'or, jouer avec le soleil à l'aurore et faire danser le plus laid des hommes !

" Aristote est le seul homme qu'Alexandre ait jamais craint. " Ulrich von Wilamowitz-Moellendorff Mon cher neveu, J'apprends que tu pars suivre mon disciple Alexandre dans ses glorieuses conquêtes. Je t'en prie, reste sur tes gardes, car sa fougue cache une folie dévorante. Écris-moi vite ! Signé : Aristote L'histoire : Découvrez le face-à-face entre le plus illustre philosophe et le plus grand conquérant de l'Antiquité ! Aristote, comme chacun sait, fut le précepteur d'Alexandre.

Carl von Clausewitz's On War is the most significant attempt in Western history to understand war, both in its internal dynamics and as an instrument of policy. Since the work's first appearance in 1832, it has been enjoyed throughout the world, and has stimulated generations of soldiers, political leaders, and intellectuals.

From finding balance with Aristotle and embracing uncertainty with Cicero to avoiding pain with Epicurus and learning how to rebel with Cynic Hipparchia, this is a powerful toolkit to help you navigate the highs and lows of modern life. Organized around three main themes of pleasure, virtue, and doubt, there's something to learn from each master in this philosophical quest. Live Like a Philosopher is the helping hand we all need to make life better.

The Grammar of Angels tells the story of Renaissance prodigy and polymath Giovanni Pico della Mirandola, the uncontested marvel of an age of true wonders. Pico dedicated his life to a quest to find the sublime; to reconcile all existing thought into a philosophy that would settle the most important questions about human existence. This philosophy would also provide tools by which man could transcend his mortal limitations and join the ranks of the angels.

Written nearly two thousand years ago, Emperor Marcus Aurelius‘s Meditations remains a relevant and profound philosophical exploration of what it means to live a meaningful life.

You’ve seen the memes and quotes everywhere—from Reddit to TikTok—but what is stoicism really about? Stoicism 101 teaches you everything you need to know about this influential philosophy—from its key figures (including Epictetus, Seneca the Younger, and Marcus Aurelius), to its key principles (virtue, mindfulness, and the dichotomy of control). This easy-to-digest guide uses engaging, straightforward lessons to teach you all the important stoic concepts.

The ancient Greek philosopher Socrates, perhaps the single most important figure in Western culture, is hidden in plain view. If his claim that “the unexamined life is not worth living” has ceased to shock us, that is not because we know how to live examined ones; we speak of “the Socratic method” in ignorance of just how much that method demands of us. In Open Socrates, acclaimed philosopher Agnes Callard takes us deeper into Socrates’ thought than any modern writer has.