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Robert Andrew Allison

Exploring Epicurean Philosophy Through Lucretius' Timeless Verse

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Author: Robert Andrew Allison

Narrator: Brian

Format: MP3

ISBN: 9781440080296

Language: English

Publish Date: 02/02/1968

Audiobook length: 31min

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Chapter 3:

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Chapter 4:

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Chapter 5:

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Chapter 6:

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Chapter 7:

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Chapter 8:

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Chapter 9:

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Chapter 10:

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Chapter 11:

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Chapter 12:

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Who should listen Lucretius On The Nature Of Things by Robert Andrew Allison

The summary audiobook of "Lucretius On The Nature Of Things" by Robert Andrew Allison is ideal for philosophy enthusiasts, students, and anyone curious about ancient thought and the origins of scientific inquiry. Those interested in exploring the interplay between philosophy and science will find valuable insights into Lucretius's materialist perspective on the universe, human existence, and the nature of reality. Additionally, listeners seeking a concise overview before diving into the full text or those looking to refresh their understanding of the pivotal work will benefit from this accessible summary.

3 quotes from Lucretius On The Nature Of Things by Robert Andrew Allison

"Nothing happens by chance; all things in the universe are governed by natural laws that we can understand through reason and observation."
"The beauty and wonder of the world around us stem from the intricate interplay of atoms and void; only by seeking knowledge can we truly appreciate our existence."
"Death is but a release from the burdens of life; to fear it is to misunderstand the natural cycle of existence and the transient nature of all things."

Author : Robert Andrew Allison

Robert Andrew Allison is a distinguished scholar and author recognized for his insightful interpretations and translations of classical texts, particularly those of ancient Roman poet and philosopher Lucretius. With a background in classical studies, Allison has dedicated his academic career to exploring the intersections of philosophy, science, and literature in the ancient world. His work aims to make complex philosophical ideas accessible to contemporary readers, enriching their understanding of materialism and atomism as articulated in Lucretius's seminal work, "On the Nature of Things." Through his thoughtful analysis and engaging prose, Allison not only emphasizes the relevance of ancient thought in modern discourse but also invites readers to reflect on the natural world and humanity's place within it.

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