Thankyou! I've had this on my watch list for quite sometime and am grateful to have listened to it - love philosophy but shit at sticking to books. I was sad when the book ended and found the history of Nietzsche fascinating and sad, I felt for him in his worst moments. Also enjoyed the narrator, at first I was disappointed it wasn't Botton reading but, enjoyed Simmons reading of the Republic prior.
Now is your dutty not to stay on the surface of a soundly phrase, not to conform just with the mere vague deceitful aforism, that's what everybody wrongly does considering themselves inteligent and wise enough to transform themselves just by reading a good looking phrase. You have to go deeper, understand why that phrase is true and why is lie and crunch your knowledge until it becomes a real feeling in your guts that traumatizes you so it makes you change. Don't conform with just getting surprised.
A negative verdict of another's relationship potential as realized via the sapping of all sexual desirability held for them. Awesome. Also, no Boethius?!?!?! But I understand Alain a huge advocate of him.... And of course, the title of this book....?
Can this audio books designed in such a way that selective audio can be heard. Suppose I may rehear a particular section on my choice in click of options.
He thinks love is some wonderful magic and is good. Love is pleasure say the philosophers. He distorts Schopenhauer. Schopenhauer did not say love is important. He said sex is important in human behavior.
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"We will cease to be so angry when we cease to be so hopeful" Oddly comforting.
"What need is there to weep over parts of life? The whole of it calls for tears."
Part 1: 0:29 - Consolation for Unpopularity (Socrates)
0:36 - Chapter 1
8:32 - Chapter 2
12:58 - Chapter 3 - 1: The Life
16:39 - 2: The Rule of Common Sense
19:05 - 3: Two Conversations
24:38 - 4: Why Others May Not Know
28:14 - 5: How to Think for One’s Self
33:30 - Chapter 4
52:37 - Chapter 5
Part 2: 1:01:29 - Consolation for Not Having Enough Money (Epicurus)
1:01:34 - Chapter 1 - Happiness: An Acquisition List
1:05:51 - Chapter 2
1:10:17 - Chapter 3
1:14:32 - Chapter 4 - Happiness: An Epicurian Acquisition List
1:28:38 - Chapter 5
1:37:16 - Chapter 6 - Happiness: An Acquisition List
Part 3: 1:38:09 - Consolation for Frustration (Seneca)
1:38:13 - Chapter 1
1:45:09 - Chapter 2: Senecan Dictionary for Frustration.
1:45:13 - Introduction
1:46:35 - Definition of Anger
1:46:51 - 1
1:47:20 - 2
1:48:36 - 3
1:48:36 - 4
1:49:24 - 5
1:49:47 - 6
1:50:22 - 7
1:50:57 - 8
1:52:02 - Definition of Shock
1:52:45 - 1
1:53:27 - 2
1:54:29 - 3
1:55:15 - 4
1:55:46 - 5
1:56:53 - 6
1:58:10 - 7
1:59:26 - 8
2:00:55 - 9
2:01:27 - A Senecan Premeditation
2:02:38 - 10
2:03:23 - 11
2:04:17 - Definition of Injustice
2:05:32 - 1
2:05:38 - 2
2:05:55 - 3
2:06:39 - 4
2:08:28 - Definition of Anxiety
2:09:00 - 1
2:09:11 - 2
2:09:35 - 3
2:11:06 - 4
2:11:58 - 5
2:12:45 - 6
2:13:25 - 7
2:14:33 - 8
2:15:54 - Definition of being Mocked by Inanimate and Animate Objects
2:17:29 - 1
2:17:57 - 2
2:20:10 - 3
2:21:28 - 4
2:22:39 - 5
2:23:02 - 6
2:23:33 - 7
2:24:42 - 8
2:25:17 - 9
2:25:51 - Chapter 3
Part 4: 2:37:07 - Consolation for Inadequacy (Montaigne)
2:37:13 - Chapter 1
2:49:36 - Chapter 2: On Sexual Inadequacy
3:06:08 - Chapter 3: On Cultural Inadequacy
3:29:54 - On Inadequacy of Friendship
3:35:27 - Chapter 4: On Intellectual Inadequacy
3:35:37 - What “Clever” People Should Know
3:44:05 - An Examination in Montaignian Wisdom
3:47:12 - What Clever People Should Sound and Look Like
3:52:53 - What Clever People Should Know
3:55:03 - Where Clever People Should Get Their Ideas From
Part 5: 4:09:25 - Consolation for a Broken Heart (Schopenhauer)
4:09:29 - Chapter 1 - The Life: 1788 - 1860
4:28:15 - Chapter 2: A Contemporary Love Story with Schopenhaurian Notes
4:28:24 - Story Part 1
4:30:42 - 1
4:31:53 - 2
4:32:25 - 3
4:33:21 - 4
4:34:39 - 5
4:35:59 - 6
4:36:41 - Story Part 2
4:38:41 - 1
4:39:14 - 2
4:40:30 - 3
4:42:32 - 4
4:45:57 - Story Part 3
4:47:26 - 1
4:48:16 - 2
4:48:49 - 3
4:49:39 - 4
4:50:16 - Story Part 4
4:51:23 - 1
4:51:32 - 2
4:53:27 - 3
4:53:44 - 4
4:55:15 - Chapter 3
Part 6: 5:00:58 - Consolation for Difficulties (Nietzsche)
5:01:05 - 1
5:01:18 - 2
5:03:03 - 3
5:03:42 - 4
5:06:45 - 5
5:07:12 - 6
5:10:13 - 7
5:15:00 - 8
5:16:28 - 9
5:20:13 - 10
5:26:11 - 11
5:28:47 - 12
5:30:21 - 13
5:33:49 - 14
5:36:47 - 15
5:40:11 - 16
5:43:18 - 17
5:45:54 - 18
5:48:11 - 19
5:51:06 - 20
5:52:08 - 21
5:59:07 - 22
6:00:14 - 23
6:02:17 - Outro/Credits
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Thank you for the audio book. Your voice is soooo pleasant to listen to! ❤
Wow... book ended with me ending the side work I was reading. Thanks for the upload once more. Greetings from Uganda.
Thanks for making this book available
Pro tip : you can watch series on flixzone. Me and my gf have been using them for watching all kinds of movies these days.
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Thankyou! I've had this on my watch list for quite sometime and am grateful to have listened to it - love philosophy but shit at sticking to books.
I was sad when the book ended and found the history of Nietzsche fascinating and sad, I felt for him in his worst moments. Also enjoyed the narrator, at first I was disappointed it wasn't Botton reading but, enjoyed Simmons reading of the Republic prior.
Uh, this upload is the best thing that happened to me in a while, thanks! :)
Really interesting and very entertaining with it
Thank you very much for sharing!
Looking for the blue numbers.???
Great work love it.
Part 2: Consolation for not having enough money 1:01:29
Part 3: Consolation for frustration. 1:38:09
What about part one?
“In their different ways, art and philosophy help us, in Schopenhauer ’s words, to turn pain into knowledge.”
- Alain de Botton
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Now is your dutty not to stay on the surface of a soundly phrase, not to conform just with the mere vague deceitful aforism, that's what everybody wrongly does considering themselves inteligent and wise enough to transform themselves just by reading a good looking phrase. You have to go deeper, understand why that phrase is true and why is lie and crunch your knowledge until it becomes a real feeling in your guts that traumatizes you so it makes you change. Don't conform with just getting surprised.
Lovely jubbly.
Thanks.
10:51 pm and I am on 3:48:52 / 6:04:05... I am certain it will be done by the time I sleep. Thanks for the upload.
Senecas views on earthquakes was "faulty" ;)
is that your personal opinion or an objective fact? how so?
Er, I think Gina might have been joking...
@@samsonwilkinson8090 thank you for getting the pun. I believe this was said in the video...which i thought was brilliantly funny.
@@djbabyj1 My pleasure Gina
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Thank you 🙏
A negative verdict of another's relationship potential as realized via the sapping of all sexual desirability held for them. Awesome. Also, no Boethius?!?!?! But I understand Alain a huge advocate of him.... And of course, the title of this book....?
Thank you
Thanks for sharing this. Would be great to get the images when they are referenced too
Can this audio books designed in such a way that selective audio can be heard. Suppose I may rehear a particular section on my choice in click of options.
Blue. No.s
Chapter 5 4:09:30
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Anyone tell me the narrator's name?
I think it is read by the Author.
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Simon Vance
@@michael24taggart already know it two years later, but still thanks.
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I am falling in love with winter!
this book detailed historical figures 60 page would be enough
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What is the begining about catchinh a flight?? The book was written in the dark ages....
This is ”The consolationS of philosophy” by Alain De Botton, not ”The consolation of philosophy” by Boethius.
He thinks love is some wonderful magic and is good. Love is pleasure say the philosophers. He distorts Schopenhauer. Schopenhauer did not say love is important. He said sex is important in human behavior.
Anyone know the time for chapter 4?
33.33
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The body can be overcome. I strongly disagree.
Why is that? Can you explain?
Suicide Socrates.
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