Stoic Ethics (History of Philosophy)

Peter Adamson considers two of the Stoics’ most challenging ideas, a determinism that leaves room for moral responsibility, and the ideal of an ethically perfect sage. This is an episode of Peter Adamson's podcast on the History of Philosophy from a few years back. For more information about the podcast and for additional episodes, go to: www.historyofp...
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[@cheri238]

This is the 2nd one I have been listened to this. OTHER PHILOSOPHY I HAVE BEEN LISTENING TOO ARE BEING BLACKED OUT, SUCH AS THE EXAMINED LIFE, ALTHOUGH THIS IS ANOTHER GOOD ONE, DR. PETER ADAMSON. THANK YOU. I LOVE PHILOSOPHY ❤️THE STOCIS INTERESTING ALWAYS. THE GILGARMESH EPIC. ❤️ ❤️

[@bobrowland7851]

Determinism on one hand and personal responsibility on the other are irreconcilable concepts. They are not compatible but rather mutually exclusive. One or the other, take your pick but not both; each conception exists at the expense of the would-be possibility of the other.

[@alainvaldivia2661]

In the realm of ethics, they are harmonious. We are not speaking of a high and abstract metaphysics here.

[@starcapture3040]

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[@jalepezo]

That is a chad Plato 😁🤣

[@useyournous]

Stoicism; the cringe self preservation society.

[@dasuero7489]

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