Day 110: William B. Irvine on thinking well
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On this episode, I’m sharing a clip from my conversation with William B. Irvine on Perennial Wisdom. Prof. Irvine is the author of A Guide to the Good Life, The Stoic Challenge, and many others. In this conversation, we discuss the art of thinking well, logic from a Stoic perspective, negative visualization, and much more.
Key Takeaways
- The Art of Thinking Well
- Logic and Stoic Philosophy
- Negative Visualization
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