Philosophy as a Way of Life¶
Hadot, P. (1995). Philosophy as a Way of Life: Spiritual Exercises from Socrates to Foucault. Blackwell.
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- Minimalism
- … color palette, a software engineer writing minimal code, a designer creating a spare interface, a lifestyle practitioner decluttering possessions (Kondo 2014), a musician composing with repetitive structures (Reich 1968), and a philosopher examining essential properties (Hadot 1995 on Stoic and ascetic traditions,
This sourceReading of ancient philosophy (Stoicism, Cynicism, Epicureanism) as practiced asceticism — voluntary simplification of desire as a philosophical analogue of design minimalism.
- … color palette, a software engineer writing minimal code, a designer creating a spare interface, a lifestyle practitioner decluttering possessions (Kondo 2014), a musician composing with repetitive structures (Reich 1968), and a philosopher examining essential properties (Hadot 1995 on Stoic and ascetic traditions,
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