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Ancient Rome. The
Stoics believed that the
practice of
virtue is
enough to
achieve eudaimonia: a well-lived life. The
Stoics identified the path to...
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philosophy STOIC, a
programming language Stoic (film), a 2009 film by Uwe Boll
Stoic (mixtape), a 2012
mixtape by
rapper T-Pain The
Stoic, a 1947 novel...
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logical thought. The
Stoics held that an
understanding of
ethics was
impossible without logic. In the
words of Inwood, the
Stoics believed that: Logic...
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Stoic is a
novel by
Theodore Dreiser,
written in 1945 and
first published in 1947. It is the
conclusion of his
Trilogy of Desire,
which includes The...
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founded quoted by the
stoics] The
criteria for
inclusion in this list are
fairly mild. See also Category:
Stoic philosophers.
Philosophy portal...
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later Stoics Epictetus and
Marcus Aurelius. Thrasea,
Rubellius Plautus and
Barea Sor**** were
reputedly students of the
famous Stoic teacher Musonius...
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itself however, was not a
universally accepted theory by all
Stoics.
Other prominent stoics such as Panaetius, Zeno of Tarsus,
Boethus of Sidon, and others...
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pathos was a wide-ranging term
indicating an
infliction one suffers. The
Stoics used the word to
discuss many
common emotions such as anger, fear and excessive...
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Retrieved 9
February 2017. Ryan
Holiday (11
December 2016). "How
would the
Stoics cope today?". The Guardian.
Retrieved 9
February 2017.
James Romm (7 November...
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STOIC (Stack-Oriented
Interactive Compiler) is a 1970s
programming language, a
variant of Forth.
STOIC started out at the MIT and
Harvard Biomedical Engineering...
