Everything has Two Handles: The Stoic's Guide to the Art of Living

Hamilton Books (2008)
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" This, explains Pies, "is the keystone in the arch of Stoic philosophy." In a sense, then, the rest of the book is an extended meditation on how we might avoid letting things touch our souls too much.

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