Hiram Crespo is a leading voice in the exploration and promotion of Epicurean philosophy and its relevance to contemporary life. As the founder and editor of SocietyOfEpicurus.com, he crafts accessible writings that bridge ancient wisdom with modern challenges. His work delves into the practical application of Epicurean principles, guiding readers toward a life of greater happiness, tranquility, and meaning. Crespo's commitment to disseminating these ideas is further evidenced by his prolific contributions to various media and publications, fostering a deeper understanding of ethical living and philosophical inquiry.
The book offers a modern English translation of key texts from Epicurean philosophy, including the Principal Doctrines, Vatican Sayings, and letters, alongside summaries of Herculaneum scrolls. It serves as a foundational resource for both beginners and advanced students of Epicurean thought, featuring a thematic index to enhance understanding and accessibility of Epicurus' teachings.
This book by Hiram Crespo, the founder of the Society of Friends of Epicurus, discusses the ancient wisdom that seems to be the best philosophical solution for current problems such as widespread anxiety, thoughtless confusion of values, socioeconomic crisis, religious fanaticism, and environmental hazards.