

#1867
Mentioned in 13 episodes
On Anger
Book • 2023
In 'On Anger,' Seneca the Younger provides a thoughtful and instructive analysis of anger, laying bare its roots and exposing its many faces.
The essay guides the reader through a series of reflections on understanding the cause of anger and learning how to control it.
Seneca argues that anger is a powerful and destructive emotion that can harm the person experiencing it more than others, and he offers practical advice on how to manage and overcome it.
The work remains relevant today, offering wisdom and eloquence on a complex emotion that has been a part of human experience since ancient times.
The essay guides the reader through a series of reflections on understanding the cause of anger and learning how to control it.
Seneca argues that anger is a powerful and destructive emotion that can harm the person experiencing it more than others, and he offers practical advice on how to manage and overcome it.
The work remains relevant today, offering wisdom and eloquence on a complex emotion that has been a part of human experience since ancient times.
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Mentioned in 13 episodes
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in the discussion about Stoicism and its influence.


Chris Williamson


Donald Robertson

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#864 - Donald Robertson - The True Story Of History’s Greatest Philosopher
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when discussing Stoic ethics and the mastery of emotions.


Stephen West

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Episode #012 ... The Hellenistic Age Pt. 3 - Hallmarks of Stoic Ethics
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about stoic psychotherapy for the passion of anger.


Donald Robertson

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#417 - Philosophy for Life
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as one of Seneca's best essays.


Ryan Holiday

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This Is The Purpose of Desire | Anger Is Bad Fuel
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to support his point about the interconnectedness of humanity and our duty to help each other.

Eric Cloward

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337 - Evil Is the Absence of Empathy
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as a book with the same title as Seneca's book on the same topic.


Ryan Holiday

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Agnes Callard on Socrates and Wisdom
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as a book on Stoic psychotherapy for anger.


Donald Robertson

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Let’s Compare Marcus Aurelius to Modern Psychotherapy
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as a book about Stoic psychotherapy for anger.


Donald Robertson

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How to Control your Anger According to Seneca
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when discussing daily reflection and honesty in self-examination.

Michael Tremblay

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7 Stoic Habits You Can Start Today (Episode 178)
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in relation to Stoic teachings on anger and revenge.


Ryan Holiday

Your Job is to Transition | Revenge Is A Dish Best Not Served
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as the author of the essays On Anger and On the Shortness of Life.

Eric Cloward

343 - Stoicism 101: Seneca the Younger
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as a source for understanding anger.

Gregory Sadler

Correcting Misconceptions About Stoicism (Interview with Gregory B. Sadler)
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in the context of Stoic philosophy and dealing with adversity.


Ryan Holiday

The Most Temporary and Illusory State | Anger is Bad Fuel
An entire book by Seneca that still survives which is all about Stoic psychotherapy for the passion of anger.

#417 - Philosophy for Life
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when discussing a particularly awful dinner party recounted in Seneca's philosophical work.


Natalie Haynes

Petronius
Mentioned by Greg LeBlanc as a collaborative work with several commentators, focusing on the topic of anger.

526. Beyond Problem Solving: Philosophy and the Quest for Understanding feat. Agnes Callard
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as a source of advice on raising children.


Ryan Holiday

Curb Sometimes, Spur at Others
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as one of the New Yorker’s top books of 2020.


Ryan Holiday

Daily Dad and Agnes Callard on Teaching Children Philosophy
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as a book by Seneca about Stoic philosophical and psychological therapy for the treatment of anger.


Donald Robertson

Medicine for the Mind: Donald Robertson on Ancient Therapies for Modern Stressors
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as an author of a book on anger.


Donald Robertson

Temporary Madness — An Excerpt from Don Robertson’s “How to Think Like a Roman Emperor”