Twelve great thinkers guide you calmly through life’s difficult times, and help you to keep it together, even when everything seems to be falling apart.
Whether you are dealing with an unexpected breakup, a nightmare social occasion, or the spurious urge to go on a radical juice detox, as philosophy professor Marie Robert shows, sometimes the best solutions to today’s problems are timeless. Discover Epicurus’s answer to how to disconnect from digital media, let Aristotle cure your hangover, get into shape with Nietzsche, and find answers to all of life’s most pressing dilemmas in this little book of philosophy for the real world.
Twelve great thinkers guide you calmly through life’s difficult times, and help you to keep it together, even when everything seems to be falling apart.
Whether you are dealing with an unexpected breakup, a nightmare social occasion, or the spurious urge to go on a radical juice detox, as philosophy professor Marie Robert shows, sometimes the best solutions to today’s problems are timeless. Discover Epicurus’s answer to how to disconnect from digital media, let Aristotle cure your hangover, get into shape with Nietzsche, and find answers to all of life’s most pressing dilemmas in this little book of philosophy for the real world.
Marie Robert holds a doctorate in Philosophy from the Sorbonne and
lectured there, prior to deciding to focus on bringing a love of
ideas to younger students by launching a Montessori school. She is
currently the director of Paris’ Lycée International Montessori and
a columnist at France Inter. Her books have been bestsellers in
France, and rights to Keep It Together have sold in 15 countries
worldwide.
Meg Richardson is currently pursuing an MFA in creative writing and
translation at Columbia University. She is at work on a translation
from Spanish to English of Chilean author Cristóbal Riego’s novel,
Los Pololos de mi Mamá. More of her work can be seen at
meg-richardson.com.
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