How to find happiness with Cicero
Part XLI of the Ancient Wisdom for Modern Readers series
Massimo Pigliucci on Stoicism, skepticism, and living meaningfully through reason.
Part XLI of the Ancient Wisdom for Modern Readers series
A few recommendations by Figs in Winter for your reading pleasure
Where does higher education come from, and where is it going?
Cicero defends himself and his philosophy against a misguided Pyrrhonist
Episode 26 of Ars Vivendi: Conversations on the art of living
The horoscope is near-harmless, until it moves into the ministry
The Discourses of Epictetus, 1.15
The Figs in Winter archive is deep, here are some choice bits
Part XL of the Ancient Wisdom for Modern Readers series
A secular-Stoic analysis of what the Pope has to say about the ethics of Artificial Intelligence
A few recommendations by Figs in Winter for your reading pleasure
What the Stoics can teach us about the only unit of life we actually control
How to reclaim time for yourself without fleeing the world
A few recommendations by Figs in Winter for your reading pleasure
Forget Whitehead’s process metaphysics, let’s get back to Heraclitus instead
What process philosophy gets right, and where it gets lost
Episode 25 of Ars Vivendi: Conversations on the art of living
We’d like to know what really makes people happy, but it’s a hard problem
The Discourses of Epictetus, 1.12
A few recommendations by Figs in Winter for your reading pleasure
Stoic role ethics from Panaetius to Epictetus
Why Taiwan and Ukraine are not the same as Scotland and the Basque Country
A look at recent public appearances by yours truly
Science and ideology: positivism, scientism, and what I actually believe
At one point or another I’ve been accused of being one of these. Am I guilty?
A few recommendations by Figs in Winter for your reading pleasure
What consciousness and vital force have in common and why it matters
Ludwig Edelstein and the limits of self-help philosophy
A look at recent public appearances by yours truly
I mock-debated miracles with a colleague of mine, here’s what happened