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  • Date22 June 2020

Dr John Sellars features in Royal Holloways' Seminar Sessions.

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Dr John Sellars features in Royal Holloway's podcast series, Seminar Sessions, talking about the Stoic theory of emotions. You can listen to it here. 

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