Seneca Explained: Stoicism When Life Gets Close to Power
Can philosophy survive ambition, wealth, anger, and political danger? This cinematic philosophy documentary follows Seneca through exile, Nero’s court, Stoic self-command, anger, time, wealth, compromise, and the ancient practice of learning how to die. Watch if you like Stoicism, Roman history, ancient philosophy, and short documentaries about how ideas survive pressure. Chapters: 0:00 Near the fire of power 0:45 Exile and fortune 1:30 The inner citadel 2:15 Why Seneca feared anger 3:00 Time, money, and attention 3:45 Wealth and compromise 4:35 Learning to die 5:20 What Seneca leaves us Part of Philosophy Season 1. #Seneca #Stoicism #Philosophy
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