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About The Complete Philosophy Collection (Unabridged)

Nicomachean Ethics by Aristotle, The Republic by Plato, Meditations by Marcus Aurelius, As a Man Thinketh by James Allen, Beyond Good and Evil by Friedrich Nietzsche, The Book of Five Rings by Miyamoto Musashi, The Art of War by Sun Tzu & Many More Classics The most important philosophical works of all time, collected for the first time in a single audiobook. This collection spans the full arc of philosophy from all the greatest thinkers, covering ethics, reason, meaning, faith, and the question of how to live well. Older works have been carefully updated for modern listeners , while preserving their original clarity. What’s included:

Meditations on First Philosophy – Descartes begins from doubt Nicomachean Ethics and On the Soul – Aristotle’s answer to what it means to live well The Republic – Plato’s blueprint for justice, power, and society Meditations – Marcus Aurelius’ private notes on strength and command of the self The Seneca and Epictetus Collection – Stoic wisdom on resilience and living well As a Man Thinketh – James Allen’s insight into how thought shapes destiny The Art of War – Sun Tzu’s sharp lessons on strategy The Book of Five Rings – Musashi on discipline and decisive action The Analects – Confucius on character, order, and moral authority Letter to Menoeceus – Epicurus on happiness without fear On the Suffering of the World – Schopenhauer facing pain without illusion An Enquiry Concerning Human Understanding – David Hume unsettling certainty itself Groundwork of the Metaphysics of Morals – Kant drawing a hard line for ethics Ethics – Spinoza’s vision of freedom through understanding Second Treatise of Government – John Locke arguing for liberty and rights The Complete Friedrich Nietzsche Collection – Nietzsche tearing apart morality and comfortable beliefs Fear and Trembling – Kierkegaard pushing faith to its breaking point Self-Reliance – Emerson’s call to stand on your own ground

Full list of authors includes: Baruch Spinoza John Locke Søren Kierkegaard Ralph Waldo Emerson