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Practical Philosophy: The Greco-Roman Moralists, Part 2, The Great Courses, 2 DVDS in Case, Out Of Print
This is Part 2 of an educational DVD set, "Practical Philosophy: The Greco-Roman Moralists", part of The Great Courses. This is 2 DVDS, disk 3 and disk 4, in their double DVD type case. This is long out of print, from 2002. The DVD case has marker written on the front and inside of it, but the disks are close to like new condition. This is just for the 2 disks and the case with outside artwork as shown in the photos. Please see all of my photos, thank you!
From The Great Courses, taught by Professor Luke Timothy Johnson of Emory, 2002, published by The Teaching Company. This course introduces the ancient masters of practical philosophy who arose during the period of the late republic and early empire. They need introducing because they tend to be neglected by most students of antiquity. Classicists ignore them because they wrote in the ordinary Greek and Latin of the people rather than in the more elevated style of the poets and dramatists. Historians of philosophy equally neglect them because they do not notably contribute to the great metaphysical and epistemological theories that dominate the story of ancient philosophy. They deserve introducing because they are preeminently worth getting to know. They can still teach us.
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Practical Philosophy: The Greco-Roman Moralists, Part 2, The Great Courses, 2 DVDS in Case, Out Of Print
This is Part 2 of an educational DVD set, "Practical Philosophy: The Greco-Roman Moralists", part of The Great Courses. This is 2 DVDS, disk 3 and disk 4, in their double DVD type case. This is long out of print, from 2002. The DVD case has marker written on the front and inside of it, but the disks are close to like new condition. This is just for the 2 disks and the case with outside artwork as shown in the photos. Please see all of my photos, thank you!
From The Great Courses, taught by Professor Luke Timothy Johnson of Emory, 2002, published by The Teaching Company. This course introduces the ancient masters of practical philosophy who arose during the period of the late republic and early empire. They need introducing because they tend to be neglected by most students of antiquity. Classicists ignore them because they wrote in the ordinary Greek and Latin of the people rather than in the more elevated style of the poets and dramatists. Historians of philosophy equally neglect them because they do not notably contribute to the great metaphysical and epistemological theories that dominate the story of ancient philosophy. They deserve introducing because they are preeminently worth getting to know. They can still teach us.
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