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André Morois believed that the ability to live is also an art. This is obviously why the first chapter of his literary and philosophical study The Art of Living is devoted to the "art of thinking". And then the art of loving, the art of working and managing, and, finally, the art of growing old are important."

The Art of Living by André Morois, a member of the French Academy, is a literary and philosophical study that promotes humanistic ideals. From the standpoint of moral philosophy, the author examines the issues of world perception and the sphere of human feelings, focusing on ethical factors such as love, learning, work, management and ageing. The work of André Morois is known to our readers primarily for his fictional biographies of Balzac, Dumas, Byron, Georges Sand, as well as for his essay "Letters to a Stranger" and his novel "The Fickleness of Love."

The publication is supplemented by a selection of sayings, aphorisms, and quotations from the writer's creative heritage.