Protected: The Socratic “Foot Massage” dialogue in Pulp Fiction
There is no excerpt because this is a protected post.
Continua a leggere - Continue readingThere is no excerpt because this is a protected post.
Continua a leggere - Continue readingIn the letter IV [Letters to Lucilius], Seneca discusses the correct attitude to be taken towards life and death, because the two are indissoluble indeed. In so doing, he also tells us how to understand “possession”, directing our attention to its essential characteristic, which always implies the possibility of loss. It is not worth living as if our happiness depended on attachment to things or to life itself: on the contrary, the opposite is true, and that is that a serene life depends on the awareness of its transientness. Thus, we can live a better life in quality, without paying
Continua a leggere - Continue readingI am starting a new section on my website and I will dedicate it to practical questions; I mean politics, books and everyday popular topics. I will start with a book. First, I am giving some general impressions then I will publish notes and observations that will come up along my reading. Hopefully, you will enjoy and subscribe to my newsletter. Thank you and have a nice day. I don’t buy a certain book because I share the point of view of the author, but because I want to know what the author is saying and how can he or
Continua a leggere - Continue reading