Nancy Sherman, Professor, Georgetown University Nancy Sherman, University Professor at Georgetown University and Guggenheim Fellow (2013-2014), holds a Ph.D. from Harvard in ancient philosophy. An ethicist with research training in psychoanalysis, she lectures worldwide on ethics, the emotions, moral injury, and resilience. The author of Afterwar (OUP, 2015), The Untold War (2010 and New York Times editors' pick), Stoic Warriors (OUP, 2005), and several other books on ancient and modern ethics, she served as the Inaugural Distinguished Chair of Ethics at the United States Naval Academy. She has written for the New York Times and contributes frequently to many other media outlets.

This book is one of a number of recent trade titles devoted to the ancient philosophy of Stoicism. Over the last decade or so there has been an upsurge of popular interest in this ancient school of philosophy.

• Lesson TitlesLesson 1: The Great Stoic RevivalLesson 2: Who Were the Stoics?Lesson 3: Finding CalmLesson 4: Living with EmotionsLesson 5: Grit and ResilienceLesson 6: Healing through Self-CompassionLesson 7: LifehacksLesson 8: The Art of Stoic Living Lesson 9: A Healthy Modern Stoicism

Nancy Sherman, Professor, Georgetown University Nancy Sherman, University Professor at Georgetown University and Guggenheim Fellow (2013-2014), holds a Ph.D. from Harvard in ancient philosophy. An ethicist with research training in psychoanalysis, she lectures worldwide on ethics, the emotions, moral injury, and resilience. The author of Afterwar (OUP, 2015), The Untold War (2010 and New York Times editors' pick), Stoic Warriors (OUP, 2005), and several other books on ancient and modern ethics, she served as the Inaugural Distinguished Chair of Ethics at the United States Naval Academy. She has written for the New York Times and contributes frequently to many other media outlets.

This book is one of a number of recent trade titles devoted to the ancient philosophy of Stoicism. Over the last decade or so there has been an upsurge of popular interest in this ancient school of philosophy.

• Lesson TitlesLesson 1: The Great Stoic RevivalLesson 2: Who Were the Stoics?Lesson 3: Finding CalmLesson 4: Living with EmotionsLesson 5: Grit and ResilienceLesson 6: Healing through Self-CompassionLesson 7: LifehacksLesson 8: The Art of Stoic Living Lesson 9: A Healthy Modern Stoicism

Nancy Sherman, Professor, Georgetown University Nancy Sherman, University Professor at Georgetown University and Guggenheim Fellow (2013-2014), holds a Ph.D. from Harvard in ancient philosophy. An ethicist with research training in psychoanalysis, she lectures worldwide on ethics, the emotions, moral injury, and resilience. The author of Afterwar (OUP, 2015), The Untold War (2010 and New York Times editors' pick), Stoic Warriors (OUP, 2005), and several other books on ancient and modern ethics, she served as the Inaugural Distinguished Chair of Ethics at the United States Naval Academy. She has written for the New York Times and contributes frequently to many other media outlets.

This book is one of a number of recent trade titles devoted to the ancient philosophy of Stoicism. Over the last decade or so there has been an upsurge of popular interest in this ancient school of philosophy.

• Lesson TitlesLesson 1: The Great Stoic RevivalLesson 2: Who Were the Stoics?Lesson 3: Finding CalmLesson 4: Living with EmotionsLesson 5: Grit and ResilienceLesson 6: Healing through Self-CompassionLesson 7: LifehacksLesson 8: The Art of Stoic Living Lesson 9: A Healthy Modern Stoicism