About Tzaiēson Xenakēs
Lived 1924 – 1977 (aged 52–53). Tzaiēson Xenakēs was a Greek university teacher and philosopher.
Jason Byron Xenakis (1923–1977) was a Romanian-born Greek philosopher, and for a time, a significant presence in American philosophical scholarship about Epictetus and Stoicism. Born into an affluent expatriate Greek family in Brăila, Romania, He is known for pioneering work on the philosophy of Epictetus, modern interpretations of Stoicism and works on the philosophy of suicide. As an academic, he contributed scholarly work in philosophy and logic. His best known work is his 1969 book Epictetus: Philosopher-therapist.
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Who was Tzaiēson Xenakēs?
romanian-born Greek philosopher
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Tzaiēson Xenakēs was born in 1924 in Brăila.
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Tzaiēson Xenakēs died in 1977.
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Tzaiēson Xenakēs was a university teacher and philosopher.
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Tzaiēson Xenakēs was Greek.
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