Siete maneras de alcanzar la felicidad según los griegos

Today, the pursuit of happiness has become a veritable obsession. The word is so overused that many consider it empty. Faced with the avalanche of books offering quick fixes for feeling good, others champion virtue, justice, and moral principles. However, the Greek and Roman philosophers—though disagreeing on almost everything—agreed on one essential point: the purpose of life is to awaken and learn to guide the inner daimon, that deep impulse toward its fulfillment. This book explores seven paths proposed by the great schools of thought of Antiquity: Platonism and its transcendental wisdom, Epicureanism with its serene pleasures, Aristotelianism and its ideal of balance, Stoicism as a path of transformation, Hedonism, which celebrates joy, Skepticism, which cultivates doubt, and the materialism of Democritus, centered on a positive outlook. An invitation to think with the classics and rediscover the art of a fulfilled life.