A dynamic guide to philosophy for everyday life - using key ideas to live well and happily
Jules Evans is the Policy Director at the Centre for the History of the Emotions at Queen Mary, University of London. He teaches practical philosophy at organisations including Saracens rugby club, HMP Low Moss, and the US Army. He was a BBC New Generation Thinker for 2013 and regularly speaks on BBC Radio, as well as on NPR, ABC Australia, RTE and other outlets. He has also written for publications including the Financial Times, Guardian, The Economist and the Wall Street Journal. He blogs at www.philosophyforlife.org, and helps to run the London Philosophy Club, which is the biggest philosophy club in the world.
An important book, because it reminds us philosophy is not just
about analysis. It's also about the good life.
*Times books of the year*
Instructive and thought-provoking...shows philosophy is not just
for stuffy classrooms
*Financial Times*
This wonderful book shows how modern psychology is consistent with
the best that was thought and known in the Ancient World...also
beautifully written
*Lord Richard Layard, author, Happiness: Lessons From A New
Science*
A revelation
*Observer*
Hugely enjoyed Philosophy for Life. Am an avid fan of classical
philosophy & this book applies it thoroughly & beautifully.
*Derren Brown*
It changed my life.
*Adrian Edmondson*
Witty and accessible…Highly recommended.
*The Psychologist magazine*
A brilliant and timely book.
*Tom Hodgkinson, author of How to Be Free*
Splendid, readable and engaging on philosophy as a way of life.
*Chief Rabbi Lord Sacks*
A vibrant book, showing how vivid and topical ancient wisdom is to
life in the present day.
*Anthony Seldon, Headmaster, Wellington College*
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