Written in a conversational style for philosophy students and others, this book presents the case for embracing Epicureanism, highlighting Epicureanisms respect for the natural world and for human beings. The first section introduces how the Epicurean sees the world, and the second section shows how Epicureanism can be applied to everyday problems, such as fear of failure and feelings of hopelessness, and to larger issues such as social justice. Issues of morality, hedonism, and religion are explored. The book contains an annotated bibliography of further reading. Annotation 2020 Ringgold, Inc., Portland, OR (protoview.com)
