Seneca. Selected works

Lucius Anney Seneca is the largest Roman philosopher, the first representative of Stoicism in the ancient world. A special role in the formation of the views of the philosopher was played by the ancient Greek thinker of Posidonius. In turn, the moral position and system of values ​​of Seneca had a strong influence on his contemporaries and subsequent generations. The collection included the selected "moral letters to Lucilia", the tragedy of Medea, "Fedra", "Oedipus", "Festa", "Agamemnon" and "Octavia" and the philosophical treatise "about a happy life".
The new book of the popular poetry series “Philosophy in Karman” is dedicated to the outstanding Roman philosopher Lucius Annay Senece. As Stoik, the thinker insisted on the bodies of all things, but at the same time believed in the boundless possibilities of human knowledge. Seneca was looking for the basis for mental balance in the pantheistic views of the stoic physics, or natural philosophy. The new edition included the popular works of the philosopher, who forever immortalized his name