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geuss parrots poets philosophers

Parrots, Poets, Philosophers and Good Advice

writerRaymond Geuss

Raymond Geuss, Professor of philosophy at Cambridge University and author of the seminal The Idea of a Critical Theory and Morality, Culture & History is also a poet. Here, he has gathered together a series of instructional poems on how to live based on the works of Plato, Catullus, Juvenal, Martial, Euripides, Sappho and Aeschylus, whose works appear in the original Latin and Greek alongside Geuss's contemporary equivalents. Topics include eating, drinking, work, indigency, old age, looks, cleanliness, sex, death, and the posthumous evaluation of human achievement.

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£6.00

Format
paperback
Dimensions
270 × 200 mm
Pages
64
ISBN
1870841638
Publisher
Hearing Eye
Edition
1
£6.00
1

Total: £6.00