From “living in harmony with nature” by Marco Aurelio, to “the voluntary poverty of Seneca” or the temperance and “the dichotomy of control”, the author rescues in Greek philosophy habits that help “persecute reason and virtue” to calm the eco-anxiety of “do it now”. Read more
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From “living in harmony with nature” by Marco Aurelio, to “the voluntary poverty of Seneca” or the temperance and “the dichotomy of control”, the author rescues in Greek philosophy habits that help “persecute reason and virtue” to calm the eco-anxiety of “do it now”. Read more