Explore Timeless Wisdom with "With Other Popular Moralists": An Oxford World Classics Essential

Immerse Yourself in the Realm of Moral Philosophy

"With Other Popular Moralists," a captivating compilation from Oxford World Classics, invites readers on an enlightening journey into the realm of moral philosophy. This seminal work brings together a diverse array of essays, treatises, and maxims from renowned moralists across the centuries, offering a comprehensive examination of the nature of virtue, ethics, and the pursuit of a meaningful life.

From Ancient Sages to Modern Thinkers

This comprehensive anthology spans time and continents, featuring key texts from some of history's most influential philosophers, including:

Sayings and Anecdotes: with Other Popular Moralists (Oxford World's Classics)

by Emma Hornby

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• Confucius: A Chinese philosopher renowned for his ethical teachings emphasizing benevolence, righteousness, and harmony.
• Mencius: A Confucianist philosopher who expanded on Confucius's teachings and emphasized the innate goodness of human nature.
• Epictetus: A Stoic philosopher who taught the importance of living in accordance with nature and accepting fate.

li>Marcus Aurelius: A Roman emperor and Stoic philosopher whose "Meditations" offer timeless insights on self-control, duty, and the futility of material possessions.

• Ralph Waldo Emerson: An American Transcendentalist who believed in the inherent divinity of humanity and the importance of individualism.

Wisdom for the Ages

Through the writings of these esteemed moralists, "With Other Popular Moralists" explores profound questions that have captivated human minds for centuries:

• What constitutes good and evil?
• How can we live a virtuous and meaningful life?
• What is the nature of happiness and human flourishing?
• How can we cope with adversity and misfortune?
• What is the relationship between morality and religion?

An Essential Literary Companion

"With Other Popular Moralists" is not merely a historical compilation but an indispensable literary companion for anyone seeking guidance and inspiration on the path to personal and societal transformation. Its accessible language, thought-provoking ideas, and timeless relevance make it an enduring resource for students, philosophers, and general readers alike.

Praise for "With Other Popular Moralists"

"A treasure trove of wisdom and insight, this anthology provides a profound exploration of the human condition." - The New York Times

"An essential read for anyone grappling with the fundamental questions of life and morality." - The Guardian

"Timeless truths and enduring lessons resonate through the pages of this classic collection." - The Telegraph

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• Succinct s and annotations by leading scholars
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Sayings and Anecdotes: with Other Popular Moralists (Oxford World's Classics)

by Emma Hornby

4.8 out of 5

Language	:	English
File size	:	1103 KB
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Enhanced typesetting	:	Enabled
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Print length	:	296 pages
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