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What if trusting yourself was the most powerful act of all?Self-Reliance and Other Essays presents the essential writings of Ralph Waldo Emerson, one of Americas most influential thinkers and the leading voice of Transcendentalism. In these enduring essays, Emerson urges readers to trust their own judgment, resist conformity, and live according to inner truth.Through works such as Self-Reliance, Nature, The American Scholar, and other landmark essays, Emerson explores individuality, moral courage, creativity, and the relationship between humanity and the natural world. His ideas helped shape American philosophy and continue to inspire readers seeking clarity, purpose, and independence of thought.Clear, direct, and deeply motivating, these essays speak across generationschallenging readers to think freely and live authentically.Inside this eBook, youll explore:Emersons most influential essays in one collectionFoundational texts of American TranscendentalismTimeless insights on individuality, conscience, and self-trustA cornerstone of American philosophical and literary historyRead by students, leaders, and independent thinkers for nearly two centuries, Emersons essays remain as relevant today as ever.Trust your voice. Think boldly. Buy now and experience Self-Reliance and Other Essays.

What if the greatest authority you could trust was your own mind?The Ralph Waldo Emerson Collection brings together the most influential writings of one of Americas greatest thinkers and the leading voice of Transcendentalism. Through powerful essays, lectures, and reflections, Emerson challenged readers to embrace individuality, trust intuition, and live in harmony with nature and moral truth.This carefully curated collection includes Emersons most celebrated works, exploring themes of self-reliance, freedom, spirituality, creativity, and the divine potential within every person. His ideas helped shape American philosophy, literature, and the modern concept of personal independence.Clear, profound, and endlessly inspiring, Emersons writing continues to guide readers seeking purpose, clarity, and intellectual courage.Inside this eBook, youll explore:Emersons essential essays and philosophical writingsFoundational texts of American TranscendentalismTimeless insights on individuality, nature, and truthA cornerstone collection of American intellectual historyRead by thinkers, leaders, and seekers for nearly two centuries, Emersons words remain as vital and empowering today as ever.Trust yourself. Think freely. Buy now and explore The Ralph Waldo Emerson Collection.

How did the modern world take shape?The Cambridge Modern History is one of the most ambitious and respected historical projects ever produced. Written by leading scholars and historians, this landmark work offers a comprehensive account of global history from the late medieval period through the early twentieth century.Covering politics, religion, economics, diplomacy, intellectual movements, and social change, the series presents history not as isolated events, but as interconnected forces shaping nations and civilizations. Its balanced, analytical approach made it a cornerstone of modern historical scholarship and a trusted reference for generations.This Kindle edition brings together this monumental work in a clear, accessible format, ideal for study, research, or deep reading.Inside this eBook, youll explore:A comprehensive scholarly history of the modern eraContributions from distinguished historians and academicsGlobal perspectives on political, social, and intellectual changeA foundational reference work in historical studiesLong regarded as a classic of historical scholarship, The Cambridge Modern History remains essential reading for anyone seeking a serious understanding of how the modern world emerged.Study the past with clarity and depth. Buy now and explore one of the great achievements of historical writing.

What ideas shaped Western thought for over two thousand years?The Complete Works of Aristotle brings together the essential writings of one of historys greatest thinkers. A student of Plato and tutor to Alexander the Great, Aristotle laid the foundations of logic, philosophy, ethics, politics, biology, and metaphysicsfields that continue to shape modern thought.This comprehensive collection includes Aristotles most influential works, exploring how humans reason, live ethically, govern societies, and understand the natural world. His clear, systematic approach transformed philosophy into a disciplined method of inquiry, influencing science, theology, and education for centuries.From the nature of happiness and virtue to the principles of logic and causation, Aristotles writings remain remarkably relevant, offering insight into both timeless questions and practical reasoning.Inside this eBook, youll explore:Aristotles core works on logic, ethics, and metaphysicsFoundational texts in political theory and natural scienceThe origins of Western philosophy and rational inquiryA complete reference collection for study and reflectionStudied in universities worldwide and essential to the history of ideas, Aristotles works form the backbone of classical philosophy and intellectual tradition.Engage with the mind that shaped civilization. Buy now and explore the complete works of Aristotle in one definitive collection.

Private letters that became a guide to living well.Written as personal correspondence, Senecas letters explore fear, time, wealth, friendship, and the pursuit of virtue. Clear and direct, they offer practical Stoic philosophy meant for daily reflection rather than abstract theory.Each letter feels intimate and urgent, confronting the pressures of life with calm discipline and moral clarity.An essential classic for readers seeking wisdom, resilience, and self-mastery.Open anywhere and find insight that still speaks today.Why This Edition? Complete unabridged philosophical text Clean modern formatting Clickable Table of Contents Optimized Kindle navigation Carefully proofread for clarity Ideal for rereading and reference

Este livro, composto por membros do Laboratório de Mundos Ibéricos, da UFRRJ, abrange, desde o século XII até a Primeira Modernidade, os diversos aspectos econômicos, políticos, religiosos e sociais

Aristotelica is a peer-reviewed journal devoted to Aristotle and Aristotelianism through the centuries with a special focus on the texts and textual traditions of Aristotle as a common intellectual background for European and Mediterranean cultures. Filling a substantial gap in existing academic journals, Aristotelica covers the works of Aristotle, with particular attention to his theoretical treatises, their textual constitution, and the entire exegetical tradition, and with an emphasis on philology as an appropriate scholarly approach to philosophical texts. The time span is from Aristotles contemporaries and Greek philosophical literature in Roman times, through the medieval period (Byzantine, Arabic, Latin) and Renaissance, going up to the twentieth century. The journal also considers submissions on the relevance of Aristotelianism to theoretical, epistemological, and ethical debates, as well as to fundamental questions about the establishment, definition, and development of ancient philosophy and science.Submissions, which can be very short or long (there is no word limit), and written in any of the main European languages, must meet the highest scholarly standards and be based on sound methodology. They should contribute significantly to the field by asking innovative questions and reaching well-argued and ground-breaking conclusions.Based on a cooperative agreement between the Universita del Piemonte Orientale and the Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche (ILIESICNR, Italy), Aristotelica will appear through two channels: Rosenberg & Sellier, a digital publisher with a strong profile in classics; and the ILIESICNR Open Journal System platform.

Aristotelica is a peer-reviewed journal devoted to Aristotle and Aristotelianism through the centuries with a special focus on the texts and textual traditions of Aristotle as a common intellectual background for European and Mediterranean cultures. Filling a substantial gap in existing academic journals, Aristotelica covers the works of Aristotle, with particular attention to his theoretical treatises, their textual constitution, and the entire exegetical tradition, and with an emphasis on philology as an appropriate scholarly approach to philosophical texts. The time span is from Aristotles contemporaries and Greek philosophical literature in Roman times, through the medieval period (Byzantine, Arabic, Latin) and Renaissance, going up to the twentieth century. The journal also considers submissions on the relevance of Aristotelianism to theoretical, epistemological, and ethical debates, as well as to fundamental questions about the establishment, definition, and development of ancient philosophy and science.Submissions, which can be very short or long (there is no word limit), and written in any of the main European languages, must meet the highest scholarly standards and be based on sound methodology. They should contribute significantly to the field by asking innovative questions and reaching well-argued and ground-breaking conclusions.Based on a cooperative agreement between the Universita del Piemonte Orientale and the Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche (ILIESICNR, Italy), Aristotelica will appear through two channels: Rosenberg & Sellier, a digital publisher with a strong profile in classics; and the ILIESICNR Open Journal System platform.

Personal, direct, and deeply practical, Moral Letters to Lucilius offers timeless advice on how to live wisely and with purpose. Written by the Stoic philosopher Seneca, these letters explore friendship, time, virtue, wealth, and the pursuit of inner peace. Unlike abstract philosophy, this book speaks plainly and powerfully, making ancient wisdom accessible to modern readers. Widely admired for its clarity and emotional insight, it remains a cornerstone of Stoic thought. If you seek guidance on living calmly and ethically in an uncertain world, this classic delivers wisdom that endures.

Written as private reflections by a Roman emperor, Meditations has become one of the most influential philosophical works in history. Marcus Aurelius offers powerful insights on self-discipline, resilience, virtue, and inner peace, guiding readers toward a life of wisdom and emotional balance. Simple yet profound, these thoughts speak directly to modern struggles, teaching how to remain calm in adversity and focused on what truly matters. Celebrated by philosophers, leaders, and readers worldwide, this book is often described as a lifelong companion rather than a one-time read. Whether you seek personal growth, mental strength, or practical philosophy, Meditations delivers timeless guidance that feels as relevant today as it did nearly two thousand years ago. Discover why this Stoic classic continues to change lives.

In an age of specialisation, no single researcher can navigate the vast scope of knowledge required to tackle todays challenges. Modern research recognises the interconnectivity between the natural sciences and the humanities and relies on collaboration both within and across disciplines to address societal and environmental issues. Interdisciplinary exchange creates networks, connectivity and flows between diverse perspectives and paves the way for novel discoveries. It has become essential for addressing global issues such as climate change and social and political discord, with science playing a central role in finding solutions. Innovation remains key, offering not only practical outcomes but also deeper, evidence-based insights into our world.The idea for this e-book was born from stimulating discussions among the fellows and members of the Johanna Quandt Young Academy. This compilation of interdisciplinary essays explores the diverse scientific fields represented at this academy for young researchers at Goethe University. It highlights how interdisciplinary dialogue can lead to new perspectives and advance research.

The DR2 Working Papers are an outgrowth of the activities of the DR2 research group ("Distant Reading and Data-Driven Research in the History of Philosophy"), devoted to the application of quantitative methods to the history of philosophy and the history of ideas. The series is designed in the form of working papers, with the aim of creating a showcase in which distant reading and data-driven research can fulfil their vocation as a collective and experimental enterprise, with its focus on mistakes, false hypotheses and conjectures, methodological lacunas and blind alleys, no less than on positive and solid results and discoveries. Such will be the requirements for all papers appearing in this series: a frank discussion of both strengths and shortcomings, a thorough and honest description of the tools and procedures, and a problematic attitude towards ones results and stances.

Majid AminiFrom Syllogism to Logicism: Was Aristotle the First Logicist?António de Castro CaeiroThe Snubness-structure and the Inextricable Soul-Body Relationship Sergey TrostyanskiyIndivisibles and the Temporal Continuum: Aristotle and Neopythagorean ThoughtLaura FolliThe Authenticity of Metaphysics Alpha elatton in the scholium Parisinum and in Alexander of Aphrodisias recensio alteraSilvia FazzoAristotles Earliest Extant Manuscripts. New Doubts and Perspectives

This book explores the benefits of acquiring ancient wisdom for a good life. Drawing on a wide range of insights, it shows how ancient wisdom can help us to live more meaningful, fulfilling, and happy lives. In todays fast-paced world, it can be easy to feel overwhelmed and stressed. We are constantly bombarded with information, and it can be hard to know whats really important. In this chaos, its more important than ever to find ways to slow down, reflect, and find meaning in our lives. Ancient wisdom can offer us a much-needed dose of perspective. The wisdom of the ages has been distilled over centuries, and it can teach us valuable lessons about life, love, and happiness. By learning from the past we can gain a deeper understanding of ourselves and the world around us. A small amount of reflection can provide; A greater sense of purpose. We can understand our place in the world and the purpose of our lives. It can also give us a sense of direction and motivation Increased resilience. Wisdom can help us to cope with the challenges of life. It can teach us how to deal with stress, setbacks, and loss. Deeper relationships. We can help ourselves to build stronger relationships with ourselves and others. It can suggest to us how to communicate more effectively, forgive more easily, and love more unconditionally. Greater happiness. Wisdom can help us to live happier lives. It can teach us how to appreciate the simple things in life, find joy in everyday moments, and live in the present moment. All that is needed is to begin your search.

Ecos do Oikos: reflexes sobre os temas emergentes do Papado de Francisco apresenta uma coletanea de textos que convidam o leitor a repensar sua relaço com a Economia, o Ecumenismo, a Educaço e a Ecologia, considerados temas emergentes do pontificado de Francisco.Fruto do Congresso Oikos, realizado em 2021, este livro da continuidade as analises que fizeram parte daquele evento organizado por 17 Instituiçes Catolicas de Ensino Superior de todo o Brasil, motivadas pelo Pacto Educativo Global a promoverem a reflexo sobre temas centrais do pastoreio do Papa Bergoglio. Nesta obra, o leitor e a leitora encontraro contribuiçes significativas provenientes do Congresso Oikos. Seus autores, por meio de discusses academico-cientificas, exploram as interseçes entre Economia, Ecumenismo, Educaço e Ecologia, iluminados pelas abordagens propostas por Francisco.As paginas desta coletanea testemunham como o Papa Francisco tem desafiado a Igreja, as Universidades e o mundo a repensarem suas praticas e perspectivas. Ele convoca a reconstruir a economia com base em valores humanistas, a promover a unidade entre os cristos, a educar para a paz e a amizade social, alem de adotar uma ecologia integral que respeite e cuide de nossa casa comum. Por meio de reflexes profundas, Ecos do Oikos convida leitores e leitoras a mergulharem nas ideias inspiradoras do Papa Francisco e aplica-las em suas vidas pessoais, profissionais e pastorais.

Conhecer os quatro primeiros séculos do caminho da sociedade que deu origem ao movimento que veio a se chamar cristianismo é essencial não apenas para se entender o desenvolvimento das práticas e das

Esta obra é sobre Jesus de Nazaré, suas circunstâncias, sua mensagem, sua prisão e crucificação, do ponto de vista de historiadores e demais pesquisadores do tema. Não se trata de um livro "piedoso"