28. John Sellars on Epicureanism
An episode of the Philosophy as a Way of Life podcast, hosted by Massimo Pigliucci, titled "28. John Sellars on Epicureanism" was published on May 13, 2022 and runs 57 minutes.
May 13, 2022 ·57m · Philosophy as a Way of Life
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Summary
Rob and Massimo talk to John Sellars, author of The Pocket Epicurean, about what modern audiences may find appealing about the Epicurean approach to life, and how it differs from other Greco-Roman philosophies, particularly Stoicism.
Episode Description
Rob and Massimo talk to John Sellars, author of The Pocket Epicurean, about what modern audiences may find appealing about the Epicurean approach to life, and how it differs from other Greco-Roman philosophies, particularly Stoicism.
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