1Epicureanism was a school of thought in ancient Greece that valued the simple life and the cultivation of friendships.
2Is epicureanism compatible with modern capitalism, or are they fundamentally at odds?
3The philosopher's views on epicureanism were influential in shaping the development of Western ethics.
4Critics of epicureanism argue that it is a selfish and hedonistic philosophy that neglects the greater good.
5The concept of epicureanism has been revived in recent years as a way of promoting a more balanced and sustainable lifestyle.