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Philosophy: A Guide to Happiness

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Philosophy: A Guide to Happiness Season 1, Episode 4: Montaigne on Self-Esteem

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Why do so many people suffer from feelings of low self-esteem? Alain De Botton looks at the problem through the eyes of the French 16th-century philosopher Michel de Montaigne. Watch Philosophy: A Guide to Happiness Season 1, Episode 4 Montaigne on Self-Esteem in HD free online. Enjoy high-quality streaming of Philosophy: A Guide to Happiness Season 1, Episode 4 and share your thoughts in the comments below!

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Episodes

6 episodes
Season 1
1

Seneca on Anger

Seneca believed anger flowed from our surprise when things don't turn out how we expect. Can Seneca's advice help angry van driver Wayne and stressed executive Venetia?

24 min
2

Schopenhauer on Love

German philosopher Arthur Schopenhauer believed that love was the most important thing in life. His philosophy explains the mystery of why we fall in love with the people we do.

24 min
3

Epicurus on Happiness

Alain De Botton considers how the ancient Greek philosopher Epicurus believed there were just three simple things we needed in order to be happy, and money wasn't one of them

24 min
4

Montaigne on Self-Esteem

Why do so many people suffer from feelings of low self-esteem? Alain De Botton looks at the problem through the eyes of the French 16th-century philosopher Michel de Montaigne.

24 min
5

Socrates on Self-Confidence

Alain demonstrates that ancient Athenian philosopher Socrates can help give us all the intellectual self-confidence we need to work out what we really think and believe

24 min
6

Nietzsche on Hardship

Friedrich Nietzsche believed that any worthwhile achievements in life come from the experience of overcoming hardship, and that a comfortable, painless existence wouldn't be worth living

24 min