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Author: Titus Carus Lucretius

A universe speckled with infinite worlds that are born, flourish, and die; a theory of evolution that anticipates Darwin, a theology that traces the delusion About God, indoctrinates humanity into the

A universe speckled with infinite worlds that are born, flourish, and die; a theory of evolution that anticipates Darwin, a theology that traces the delusion About God, indoctrinates humanity into the carefree bliss of gods who neither punish nor reward, and celebrates the mortality of the soul.

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A universe speckled with infinite worlds that are born, flourish, and die; a theory of evolution that anticipates Darwin, a theology that traces the delusion About God, indoctrinates humanity into the carefree bliss of gods who neither punish nor reward, and celebrates the mortality of the soul. An encouragement for sex without romantic admixtures, a Happiness Guide that disdains metaphysical consolations.

Can these issues give rise to great poetry? The answer is given by the Roman Lucretius, the most faithful of Epicurus’s materialistic and therapeutic philosophy, in De Rerum Natura, written in the 1st century BC.

The metrical translation of the epic is accompanied by an extensive study on Lucretius’s persistent presence in the Christian Middle Ages, the Renaissance, and the Enlightenment up to the gurus of postmodernity and the activism of the second decade of the 21st century – and from Machiavelli and Voltaire to Palamas and Karyotakis.

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Author
Titus Carus Lucretius
Publisher
Gutenberg
Subtitle
The Legacy of a Persistent Gardener
Language
Greek
ISBN-13
9789600122077

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Soft
Number of Pages
643
Dimensions
17x24 cm
Release Date
01/03/2021
Publication Date
2021

Content

Philosophical Movement/School
Enlightenment
Reader Level
Classic Texts

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A universe speckled with infinite worlds that are born, flourish, and die; a theory of evolution that anticipates Darwin, a theology that traces the delusion About God, indoctrinates humanity into the carefree bliss of gods who neither punish nor reward, and celebrates the mortality of the soul. An encouragement for sex without romantic admixtures, a Happiness Guide that disdains metaphysical consolations.

Can these issues give rise to great poetry? The answer is given by the Roman Lucretius, the most faithful of Epicurus’s materialistic and therapeutic philosophy, in De Rerum Natura, written in the 1st century BC.

The metrical translation of the epic is accompanied by an extensive study on Lucretius’s persistent presence in the Christian Middle Ages, the Renaissance, and the Enlightenment up to the gurus of postmodernity and the activism of the second decade of the 21st century – and from Machiavelli and Voltaire to Palamas and Karyotakis.

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Author
Titus Carus Lucretius
Publisher
Gutenberg
Subtitle
The Legacy of a Persistent Gardener
Language
Greek
ISBN-13
9789600122077

Edition

Cover
Soft
Number of Pages
643
Dimensions
17x24 cm
Release Date
01/03/2021
Publication Date
2021

Content

Philosophical Movement/School
Enlightenment
Reader Level
Classic Texts

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