HUM AI HE Heroes in the Seaweed 3 tips on how and what to pay attention to, from Plutarch of Chaeronia From the philosopher’s long, great text “On Listening”
HUM DE Debate & Diplomacy Club SAJC Is Your Ship Still Your Ship? Five Philosophers Who Questioned Everything Chapter 1: “Man is the measure of all things” — Protagoras
LIF HUM SPR HE Heroes in the Seaweed Six exercises to be a happier person, from Plutarch of Chaeronia From “Of Tranquility,” a wonderful ancient text on happiness
HUM LIF HE Heroes in the Seaweed 4 “how to” tips from Plutarch on how to tell friends from flatterers Avoid having the wool pulled over your eyes
HUM MDA HE Heroes in the Seaweed Plutarch on blabbing, and why it is bad The little essay Peri Adoleschias or “Of Talkativeness” by Plutarch of Chaeronia (c. 49-119 CE) might better today be rendered “On…
MED SPR MA Margarita Nigmatullina · The MindMatter Journal Translating Ancient Intelligence for a Modern Mind: Plutarch and On the Art of Living I was sitting with an ancient text: dense, layered, resistant to modern attention, deciding how to restructure it so the meaning wouldn’t…
HUM LIF GR grothendieckprime · Hardy-Littlewood Plutarch and Palimpsest Deleuze’s theory of repetition has been the wellspring of my inspiration recently, and it inspired me to start tracing out a philosophical…
FR Frank Breslin Envy as Cancer Invidus alterius macrescit rebus optimis. (Horace, Epistles, 1. 2. 57). Envy is one of the Seven Deadly Sins: Pride (Superbia), Envy…
