Support my work here - www.patreon.com/sadler or here - www.buymeacoffee.com/A4quYdWoM I am reprising and expanding a talk series focused on philosophical, literary, religious, and psychological explorations of the emotion of anger. This monthly series is anticipated to go on for years to come. In each session, we will focus in on one author or movement and how they analyze, discuss, reference, or otherwise engage with the emotion of anger in their work, and what insights we can derive from them. The format of the class has changed from originally using Zoom videoconferencing to now using YouTube Live for the class sessions. I will be presenting on the topics and addressing questions and comments from the participants periodically. This class may be useful for learners of all different levels and motivations. Insights discussed in the class may be useful for managing and understanding one's own anger as well as that of others. It may also prove interesting for better understanding the works of the people we study in the class. About the original Understanding Anger series - medium.com/gregory-b-sadler-ph-d/the-understanding… More about Understanding Anger 2.0 - medium.com/gregory-b-sadler-ph-d/understanding-ang… The schedule for 2023 (subject to change if needed) February 18 – The Plan For The Series March 18 – Platonic Dialogues (selections) April 15 – Additional Platonic Dialogues (selections) May 20 – Homer, The Iliad June 24 – Hesiod, Theogony & Works and Days July 22 – Aristotle, Rhetoric Book 2 (selections) August 26 – Aristotle, additional works (selections) September 16 – Aeschylus’ Oresteia Trilogy October 21 – Sophocles’ Ajax and Euripdes’ Medea November 18 – Epicurus and Lucretius December 16 – Seneca On Anger #Anger #Emotion #Philosophy #Psychology #Religion #Literature #Insight #AngerManagement #PersonalDevelopment #Class