Originally, the philosophy was not only a theoretical knowledge to interpret the world, but also a practical wisdom which guided the practical life of men. To this concept of the "good life" that is full of meaning and value, it also refers to an actual current of philosophical reflection which had the merit of drawing attention to the concept of "self-care". Taking care of yourself has now become a vital necessity for the citizens of the Third Millennium that they feel abandoned by the political and cultural struggle to find points of reference beyond the purely subjective. Taking care of your life is, however, know who we are, as individuals belonging to the human species and as individuals who translate their unrepeatable. So, trying to put together the great lesson of the classics and the investigation of the troubled modernity, this book aims to shed some 'light on the eternal question about the man, his identity, his job and the way it can worthily take care of themselves in the "valley of doing soul" (J. Keats) which is the world.
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