Aristotle – The Virtue

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In the teachings of this great Greek philosopher, virtue occupies an important place; it is present in all of his works. For Aristotle, virtue is the foundation of an ideal human community, and for the individual, it is the best choice – the path that leads a person to fulfilling their role. The importance of … Read more

Antoine de Saint-Exupéry – The Land of Humans

Celebrated author of The Little Prince, Antoine de Saint-Exupéry (1900 – 1944), also wrote other, less known, but equally valuable works that captivate with their philosophy of life. The famous quote from The Little Prince, “It is only with the heart that one can see rightly; what is essential is invisible to the eye,” is … Read more

Michel de Montaigne – On Friendship

< p>Before you, reader, is a book written in good faith. I immediately warn you at the beginning that I wrote it solely for personal and private purposes. I did not consider serving you or promoting myself. My abilities were not up to such a task. […] I want my book to show me as … Read more

Cicero – The Orator

What is as pleasant to know and hear as a speech adorned and refined with wise thoughts and significant words? Or as powerful and magnificent as when one speech changes the movement of the people, the restraint of the judges, the dignity of the Senate? Marcus Tullius Cicero, in his works, has left us valuable … Read more

Francis Bacon – On Practitioners and Friends

Francis Bacon – On Followers and Friends One should avoid gathering followers, as a man who extends his tail will shorten his wings. I do not only mean those who burden the wallet, but also those who annoy and flutter around like moths. Ordinary followers should not expect anything more than approval, recommendation, and protection … Read more