600 citazioni di filosofia politica - Cicéron - Vinyl LP
Album Description
Immerse yourself in the profound world of political philosophy with Cicéron's "600 citazioni di filosofia politica," a captivating audiolibro released on January 1, 2020, under Astorg Audiolibri. Spanning a duration of 2 hours and 34 minutes, this intellectual journey is a treasure trove of insights from some of history's most influential political thinkers.
Cicéron masterfully curates quotes from luminaries such as Cicero, Confucius, Karl Marx, Alexis de Tocqueville, Friedrich Nietzsche, and Henry-David Thoreau. Each of the 600 citations offers a glimpse into the minds of these great philosophers, providing a comprehensive overview of their political ideologies and perspectives.
The album is structured into six chapters, each containing multiple tracks that delve into specific aspects of political philosophy. Whether you're a seasoned scholar or a curious novice, this audiolibro offers a unique opportunity to engage with the timeless wisdom of these thinkers.
"600 citazioni di filosofia politica" is not just an album; it's an exploration of the ideas that have shaped societies and governments throughout history. Cicéron's thoughtful selection and presentation make this audiolibro an essential resource for anyone interested in political philosophy.
2020 Astorg Audiolibri
About Cicéron
Cicéron, born Marcus Tullius Cicero in 106 BC, was a multifaceted genius of the Roman world, renowned as an advocate, statesman, philosopher, and writer. Hailing from the respected and affluent family of Arpinum, Cicéron's eloquence and intellectual prowess made him one of the most influential figures of his time. His political career spanned significant roles, including questeur, édile, préteur, and consul, during which he navigated the tumultuous end of the Roman Republic. Cicéron's literary contributions are unparalleled, with his works celebrated for their moral depth and stylistic brilliance, earning him the title of the greatest Latin classical author. His theories on eloquence, particularly in "De Oratore," have left an indelible mark on rhetoric and literature. Despite his belief in the republican values, Cicéron's life ended tragically in 43 BC, a victim of the political proscriptions of his era. His legacy endures, inspiring generations with his unwavering commitment to justice and his masterful command of language.
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