Vick Hope

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1,029 appearances 5 recordings 1 series first heard Jun 2026 last heard today

Vick Hope’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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reshaping the world this way.
Hmm.
a smart woman.
Which is another case of stepping into our power, into our freedom.
Um
But we're doing so securely, and you've you've said the word Stoicism a few times, which brings us on to our third book Shelfie Book, which is The Art of Living by Epictetus, translated by Sharon Lebell.
Now Epictetus was a Greek Stoic philosopher who taught in Rome until he was banished by Emperor Domitian around ninety four AD.
In exile, he established a school of philosophy where his distinguished students included Marcus Aurelius, author of Meditations.
The Art of Living is considered a classic manual on virtue, happiness and effectiveness, offering guidelines on moral progress and personal character development, and emphasizing the need to recognise what you can't control.
Technically it doesn't fit our bookshelfie uh brief.
It's writ not written by a woman.
However, you said that what makes this specific book singular is that it's been translated by a woman.
So tell me why that's so significant.
It is interesting what a a female perspective can bring to a a classical text by a man on on ancient
philosophy and also the the the role of translation.
I studied languages at university and in translation, you make a decision about what it is you want to convey because it's not necessarily lifting directly what has been written.
It it can have completely different effects.
And as someone whose work has been translated
Are you aware of the effect of the translation on your work? 'Cause it th I don't know if you speak all the languages.
But that's the problem.
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