Livre relié, 143 pages

Langue : Griego, Español

Publié 1 janvier 1992 par Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, Coordinación de Humanidades, Dirección General de Publicaciones.

ISBN :
978-968-36-2213-6
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Texto griego. Texto español. Notas al texto español.

La introducción comprende un breve esbozo de la biografía de Marco Aurelio y un estudio, breve también, del pensamiento del emperador filósofo en el proceso de la filosofía estoica.

Pensamientos, editado por la Dirección General de Publicaciones, se terminó de imprimir en la Imprenta Universitaria el mes de noviembre de 1992. Su composición se hizo en tipo Garamond de 10:11, 9:10 puntos. La edición consta de 3 000 ejemplares.

4 éditions

a publié une critique de Meditations par Marcus Aurelius

Amazing 2000 year old journal

This is pretty amazing, and one of the easier to read translations of the journal(s) of Marcus Aurelius, one of the Roman Emperors. This is disjoint chunks of information and ideas, some repeated, some with references long lost.

It serves as his journal during his leadership time, and probably served as his outlet for things he could not say given his position.

I would not recommend powering through this. Read it in bits, ponder, and then come back to it.

Different

Lots of reviews online for this. It basically lived up to expectations. I found it interesting for what it is. The notes and musings of a Roman emperor and stoic philosopher from some 2000 years ago. One to dip into every now and then. It’s a difficult read in one hit as it is repetitive and lacks a clear structure or thread. Nevertheless I found it interesting and was intrigued to be reading something (albeit adapted) that was so old and also “personal” in terms of thought processes Aurelius would have had.

Good book but notes are poorly linked

The content is great but the notes are linked poorly (at least in the Kindle version). In the end there are plethora of helpful notes explaining ancient things, but they are only linked backwards. I.e. not from text to footnotes but from notes to text, making their discovery hard.

Sujets

  • Filosofía
  • Estoicismo