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Meditations
"Meditations" is a personal philosophical reflection by the ancient Roman emperor Aurelius. The book is divided into 12 volumes, which is a dialogue between the author and his own soul written while working hard on horseback. In the book, the author examines various relationships between nature and society, the universe and life, reason and desire, self and others, analyzes his own unique inner world, and his feelings about the chaotic world he lives in, and thinks about issues such as morality,
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Illustrated Meditations
This book is written by the ancient Roman Emperor Marcus Aurelius In more than 20 years of fighting career, after the fatigue of pommel horse, Written reflections on life. Its writing is simple and unsophisticated Carving, but it comes from the heart, has spiritual connotation, and has A deep and sublime beauty. In the book, the author not only thinks deeply about nature and The relationship between society, the universe and life, reason and desire, He also deeply analyzed his own unique inner w
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Meditations: Chinese, English
"Meditations" was written when Aurelius was emperor of the Roman Empire. The era of constant wars and frequent disasters prompted Aurelius to often dialogue with his own soul. The whole book carries out philosophical thinking on many issues such as wealth and fame, social responsibility, moral cultivation, existence and death. The words condense wisdom and shine with the light of thought. They are of high value for improving personal cultivation, promoting social harmony and inheriting excellent
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Meditations on Great Wisdom
The Stoic philosophy advocated in this book, which promotes the idea of human nature and inaction, is undoubtedly a piece of pure land in today's noisy and utilitarian world. Although this piece of pure land cannot bring you any abundant harvest, it can allow you to enjoy the joy of farming. Everyone should have such a piece of pure land in their heart, which allows you to retreat into your own mind to enjoy tranquility, reduce distress, and calmly think about the meaning and value of life.
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Meditations
This is the inner monologue of a ruler with a strong sense of morality. It is a book written for himself and 12 dialogues between himself and himself. In the book, Aurelius examines the relationship between nature and society, the universe and life, reason and desire, self and others, and analyzes his unique inner world. Aurelius, who believed in Stoic philosophy, emphasized that people should live a rational life, with the body obeying the soul and emotions obeying the reason. As a human being,
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Meditations
Marcus Aurelius (121-180 AD) was the last emperor of the "Five Wise Kings" period of the ancient Roman Empire. As a prince, he enrolled in the Salis School in Rome at the age of 7 and became the consul of Rome at the age of 17. He was proficient in all his studies and was the first among his peers. As an emperor, he worked hard and worked hard to govern. Although wars continued during his reign, domestic natural disasters occurred frequently, and the treasury was empty, he was invincible, made g
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Unread Little Classics: Meditations
Marcus Aurelius was the "philosopher-emperor" of ancient Rome. In history, apart from Aurelius, there is probably no other emperor who was wise and practiced philosophy. After working hard in government affairs, he used his short leisure time to talk to himself and think about life, and wrote "Meditations", the "Book of the World". This book is a milestone work of Stoicism, which believes that one should live a self-controlled life in accordance with the laws of nature and return to a peaceful,
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Meditations (FLTRP Bilingual Reading Library)
Editor's recommendation: The condensed wisdom of a generation of emperors, a great world work, a handy book for politicians. A few words to understand the true meaning of life. Easy-to-understand language allows you to understand the subtleties of philosophy immediately. "Meditations" has an uncanny charm, it is sweet, melancholy and noble. This golden index takes up the heavy burden of being a human being with a solemn and unyielding spirit and directly helps people live a better life. ——Fedima
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Meditations (Yangtze River Museum of Humanities)
"Meditations" is a classic work by the ancient Roman emperor Marcus Aurelius. It is also a representative work of the Stoics and plays an important role in the history of Western philosophy. This is a collection of personal philosophical reflections. Through dialogue with his own soul, Aurelius pondered personal virtue and personal responsibility to society, and pursued a calm and optimistic life, which still has important guiding significance for today's people's thoughts and lives. The transla
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Meditations
The author feels about himself in the palace and the chaotic world he lives in, and pursues a calm and optimistic life that is free from passion and desire. In the book, Marcus Aurelius elaborated on the relationship between the soul and death, analyzed personal virtue, personal liberation, and personal responsibility to society. He required frequent introspection to achieve inner peace, abandon all useless and trivial thoughts, and think with integrity. And, not only think good and aboveboard t
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Meditations
"Meditations" was written by the ancient Roman philosopher Emperor Marcus Aurelius. This twelve-volume dialogue between himself and himself was mostly written by him while he was working on his horse. It is some words flowing from the depths of the soul. It is simple but directly reaches the human heart. It is a milestone in Stoic philosophy (Stoic philosophy). In the book, the author explains the relationship between the soul and death, analyzes personal virtue, personal liberation, and persona
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Meditations (2 Volumes in Total)
"Meditations" was written by Marcus Aurelius, the only philosopher-emperor in ancient Rome. This twelve-volume dialogue between himself and himself, most of which was written by him in "The Saddle of the Horse", is a milestone in Stoic philosophy. "Meditations 2" is a conversation record of Epictetus, a famous Stoic philosopher in ancient Rome. His doctrines and views had a broad and lasting impact on subsequent philosophy and religion.
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Three Books of Western Life Wisdom (Western Classic Library Series)
[Meditations + Book of Wisdom + Wisdom of Life] This book contains the three most famous Western philosophy works of life: "Meditations", "Book of Wisdom" and "Wisdom of Life". The authors are all famous philosophers in Western history.
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