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Seneca, How To Die: An Ancient Guide... (James Romm, trans. and ed.) | Sadler's Honest Book Reviews

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Channel: Gregory B. Sadler - That Philosophy Guy · 2018 · Education

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This is the sixth of my series, Sadler's Honest Book Reviews - in which I examine and discuss a range of books focused on practical philosophy, leadership, personal development, or philosophy as a way of life. These reviews discuss style and structure, key ideas, some of the content, strengths, and any problematic aspects of the works, and include my recommendations for readers.

This review focuses on the new set of selections by Seneca, titled "How To Die: An Ancient Guide To The End Of Life", translated and edited by James S. Romm (Princeton University Press: 2017).

The review discusses the style and structure, the key ideas, some of the content, strengths of the work, some problematic aspects, and my recommendations for readers.

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