Interview With Dr. Marcelo Boeri: Theory and Practice In Epicurean Political Philosophy
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Professor of Ancient Philosophy at the Pontifical Catholic University of Chile. Dr. Boeri is originally from Buenos Aires, and after receiving his Ph.D. from the University of Salvador in 1995, he has worked extensively in the field of Ancient Greek philosophy ever since, lecturing at many distinguished universities around the world. This book is an excellent addition to the field of Epicurean studies, and we would encourage everyone who has any interest in Epicurus' views on engagement with society to be sure to check out this extensively researched and very well argued book.
Dr. Boeri's academic background and contact information: https://filosofia.uc.cl/academ…dinaria/457-boeri-marcelo
Discussion thread: Episode 197 -LucretiusToday Interviews Dr. Marcelo Boeri
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