Epikurs Philosophie in Ciceros Schriften
By (author) Stefan Kliemt Illustrated by Tina Blanke Adapted by Stefan Kliemt Series edited by Hubert Müller Editorial board member Jutta Schweigert Illustrated by Illustrated by
Paperback (Published)
(May 2007)
ISBN: 9783525717202
6.54 x 9.49 inches
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Einer der bedeutendsten antiken Philosophen für den modernen Lateinunterricht.
Die Lehre Epikurs hat – neben der Stoa – das Geistes- und Kulturleben Roms entscheidend geprägt. Die Ausgabe stellt anhand ausgewählter Texte von Cicero (u.a. aus dem ersten Buch von »De finibus bonorum et malorum«), Seneca und Laktanz die zentralen epikureischen Positionen zu Physik, Ethik, Theologie usw. vor. Darüber hinaus lässt sie Epikur selbst zu Wort kommen, indem sie Zitate wiedergibt, die sich in der lateinischen Literatur finden.
Stefan Kliemt unterrichtet Latein, Geschichte und Katholische Religion am Kurfürst-Balduin-Gymnasium in Münstermaifeld.
- By (author) Stefan Kliemt
- Illustrated by Tina Blanke
- Adapted by Stefan Kliemt
- Series edited by Hubert Müller
- Editorial board member Jutta Schweigert
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