Seneca, reader of Epicurus. A reading of Epp. 1-29 in the light of Ep. 33

The recurrent Epicurean quotations in the first Epistulae of Seneca have been a cause of bewilderment among critics. Our analysis shows how the way the epistolary ego reads them ends up depriving them of their philosophical identity. If we read the first letters in the light of Ep. 33 we will find o...

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Autor principal: Correa, Soledad
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Publicado: Facultad de Filosofía y Letras, Universidad de Buenos Aires 2017
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