-
family life. The
adjective "ascetic"
derives from the
ancient Gr**** term
áskēsis,
which means "training" or "exercise". The
original usage did not refer...
- ratios" by Bloom. They are clinamen, tessera, kenosis, daemonization,
askesis, and apophrades.
Bloom introduces his six
revisionary ratios in the following...
-
thinkers in
London (1796-1807). The name was
taken from the Gr**** term
Askesis,
meaning 'training' or 'application'.
Founded on 23
March 1796 in London...
-
progresses towards flourishing and
clarity through ascetic practices (ἄσκησις,
áskēsis)
which help one
become free from
influences such as wealth, fame, and power...
- claims; it is a way of life
involving constant practice and
training (or "
askēsis"), an
active process of
constant practice and self-reminder. Epictetus...
-
Opposite of proêgmena. aretê ἀρετή: Virtue.
Goodness and
human excellence.
askêsis ἄσκησις:
disciplined training designed to
achieve virtue.
ataraxia ἀταραξία:...
-
conducted through ascetic effort to
purify the soul (asceticism from Gr****:
askesis "exercise"). At the
advanced stages this
involves "bringing the mind into...
-
History of
Civilization [DVD], Koch Vision. Potvin, John (March 2011). "
Askesis as
Aesthetic Home:
Edward Perry Warren,
Lewes House, and the
Ideal of Gr****...
- literally, pre-studying bad ****ure) is a
method of
meditative praxis or
askēsis by
visualization of the worst-case scenario(s). The
method originated with...
- 1848.
Geschichtliches Über
Askesis der
Alten Heidnischen und der
alten Jüdischen Welt als
Einleitung einer Geschichte der
Askesis des
Christlichen Mönchthums...
