By recovering Epicurus’s philosophic sophistication, this paper demonstrates the enduring relevance of Epicurean thought for modern debates about happiness, consumption, and the good life.
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The philosophy of Epicurus (341–270 BCE) is often misunderstood as a call for reckless hedonism and indulgence. In reality, Epicureanism is a sophisticated, minimalist approach to living that seeks a "neutral state" of peace rather than a constant pursuit of sensory highs. His teachings, compiled in modern editions like The Art of Happiness by Penguin Classics, offer a practical roadmap for eliminating the two greatest barriers to human fulfillment: physical pain and mental anxiety. By recovering Epicurus’s philosophic sophistication