<p>Rob and Massimo talk to returning guest Robin Waterfield, who has recently released a new translation of Epictetus, <a href="https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/60557014-the-complete-works" target="_blank">The Complete Works</a>: Handbook, Discourses, and Fragments. Learn about what made Epictetus a distinctive, yet traditional Stoic, as well as about the joys and perils of translating the ancient Greeks.</p>

Rob and Massimo talk to returning guest Robin Waterfield, who has recently released a new translation of Epictetus, The Complete Works: Handbook, Discourses, and Fragments. Learn about what made Epictetus a distinctive, yet traditional Stoic, as well as about the joys and perils of translating the ancient Greeks.

<p>Rob and Massimo talk to returning guest Robin Waterfield, who has recently released a new translation of Epictetus, <a href="https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/60557014-the-complete-works" rel="noopener noreferrer">The Complete Works</a>: Handbook, Discourses, and Fragments. Learn about what made Epictetus a distinctive, yet traditional Stoic, as well as about the joys and perils of translating the ancient Greeks.</p>

37. Robin Waterfield on Epictetus

Join Rob Colter and Massimo Pigliucci for a series of engaging conversations, sometimes with special guests, on what it means to practice philosophy as a way of life. New episodes out on the second Friday of every month. Full index at https://philosophyasawayoflife.blog/philosophy-for-life-podcast/

Share 37. Robin Waterfield on Epictetus

Sign up to save your podcasts

37. Robin Waterfield on Epictetus

37. Robin Waterfield on Epictetus