The Complete Philosophy Collection

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

De: Plato, Aristotle, Marcus Aurelius, James Allen, Friedrich Nietzsche, René Descartes, Seneca, Epictetus, Sun Tzu, Miyamoto Musashi, Confucius, Epicurus, Arthur Schopenhauer, David Hume, Immanuel Kant

Narrado por: Ensemble Cast

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

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Such a complete collection

I've never listened to such a long and complete book. It is really interesting, but be patient because it is long and a little bit complex. Overall, I think it is worth it.

A thought provoking collection

I downloaded this out of curiosity, and it genuinely surprised me how much I enjoyed it. Having all these philosophical classics in one audiobook makes it feel like you’re slowly building your own understanding of life, piece by piece.

Some parts definitely made me stop and think (or rewind), but that’s what I liked most - it’s not just background listening, it actually engages you. Meditations and As a Man Thinketh especially felt very personal and relevant, even today. The narration is calm and easy to follow, which really helps with some of the heavier material. Overall, it feels like great value for the amount of content you get. It’s not something I’d rush through, but something I’ll keep coming back to.

A Huge Bargain for Listeners

I honestly think this is one of the best deals I have ever found because you get so many famous books in just one single download. It is much easier to listen to these deep ideas while I am doing chores around the house instead of trying to sit down and read a heavy paper book. The stories and the advice from people like Plato and Marcus Aurelius actually make a lot of sense when you hear them spoken out loud. I feel like I am finally understanding the big lessons that everyone always talks about in a very simple way.

INCREDIBLE COMPILATION!

I’m literally writing this from a hospital bed lol and somehow this was still exactly the kind of listening experience my brain needed. Deep, serious, rich... but also weirdly calming when you’re stuck in one place and want something with actual substance instead of fluff.

What I loved most is the sheer range. You’re not getting just one flavor of thought here. You get discipline, ethics, strategy, suffering, virtue, freedom, reason, self-command, faith, doubt... basically a full war room for the mind. Some parts feel like a stern professor, some like a wise emperor talking to himself at 3am, some like a warrior giving hard advice with no sugar on top. I loved that.

The collection also works surprisingly well as audio. With stuff like this, that matters a lot. If the narration is weak, the whole thing dies. Here it stays engaging, clear, and dignified. It feels big without feeling messy.

Obviously, with a collection this massive, not every section will hit the same for every listener. Some ideas are denser, some are more practical, some are more abstract. But that’s honestly part of the beauty. You can come back depending on your mood, your season, your crisis lol.

Different minds one powerful listen

I enjoyed hearing the perspectives of so many great thinkers in one place. Each voice brings something different and it's interesting to notice where their ideas align and where they challenge each other easy to dip in and reflect. A great resource that I'll be returning at my leisure.