Socrates and the Stoics
Jannik LindquistThoughts and notes on the ancient Greek and Roman philosophy of happiness (eudaimonia).
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Does evolution confirm Stoicism?
Jannik: I'm wondering if we don't tend to misunderstand what the Stoics meant when they described the universe as intelligent and benevolent. It seems to me that even if they had the science of our age available to them they would have main...
Stoicism - a philosophy or a religion?
It occurred to me that I forgot to ask ChatGPT a very obvious question in the conversation I had with it yesterday about Seneca's discussion of precepts and principles. In my opinion, ChatGPT gives a remarkably subtle and nuanced answer her...
On the progress from precepts to principles
Jannik: Can you give me a summary of Seneca's letter no 94?
On wishing and wanting
Jannik: In my opinion, one of the most interesting sources for stoicism is the account preserved in Stobaeus' "Anthology". It is probably based on writings by Arius Didymus - who was a Stoic philosopher at the court of Augustus. At 2.9a it ...
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