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Haris Dimitriadis is author of “The Pleasant Life – The Philosophy of Epicurus [URL:https://epicurusphilosophy.com/buy-the-book].” Born in Greece, Haris studied Mathematics at the Aristotelian…

Several conversations lately have led me to want to produce a new article on what I would contend are some of the most important take-aways from the teachings of Epicurus. These are the points with…

Here is a listing of ten key steps of Epicurean reasoning. There is nothing magic about this grouping but it's an effort to combine a manageable set of key points with important citations supporting…

In 2022 EpicureanFriends sponsored a chapter-by-chapter book review of Frances Wright 's "A Few Days In Athens. You can access each week's meeting notes here: A Few Days In Athens - Chapter By…

The following video is a compilation of paraphrased Epicurean quotations organized as a single presentation covering most of the main points of the philosophy. For discussion of this video please go…

"Epicurean Philosophy and the Deception of Modern Globalist Ideologues", by Elli Pensa When you write a book and reference Epicurean philosophy as if it were nothing more than…“stones, bricks,…

The Uncertainty of Science and the Certainty of Faith By Dimitris Altas, cardiologist and member of the Analysis and Experiential Application Team of Epicurean Philosophy Today…

This work was authored by George Kaplanis, a retired notary and founding member of the Group for the Analysis and Experiential Application of Epicurean Philosophy Today (http://www.epicuros21.gr)…

On Epicurean Text Study and Contemplation Blog article by Kalosyni (The following is based on material previously given out for an Epicurean Ethics study group.) When studying Epicurean philosophy,…

Eudaimonia and Makariotēs in the Letter to Menoeceus Blog article by Kalosyni - The following is based on material developed for the Epicurean Ethics study group 1.1 Eudaimonia (εὐδαιμονία):…