Philosophy Stuff
Philosophy Stuff explores the ideas of great thinkers and writers to help make sense of modern life, human nature, suffering, meaning, and personal growth.
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5 Stoic Principles for Emotional Strength
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In 108 AD, a lame former slave named Epictetus sat in a modest school he had built outside Rome, teaching young men who had traveled long distances to hear him speak. He owned almost nothing. His leg had been broken, delibe...
Learning to Live With Uncertainty | Seneca
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For nearly a decade, a philosopher served as advisor to one of the most volatile men in the ancient world, never fully certain, on any given morning, whether he still held the emperor’s favor or had quietly become a liabil...
What Makes Life Worth Living? | Dostoevsky
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For four years in a Siberian prison camp, a convicted man was permitted exactly one book. Not a novel, not a philosophical treatise, just a worn copy of the New Testament, given to him by a stranger’s wife on his way to ex...
The Absurdity of Everyday Life | Kafka
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Each morning in Prague, a mild-mannered clerk put on a suit, walked to an insurance office, and spent his day assessing workplace accidents for the Workmen’s Accident Insurance Institute, filing reports on crushed hands an...
Why Do We Exist? | Kierkegaard, Dostoevsky, and Nietzsche.
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In 1835, a twenty-two-year-old university student walked along the coast of northern Denmark and wrote a diary entry that would outlast almost everything else he produced that year. He was not writing about grades, or care...
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