Marcus Aurelius: Virtue, Judgment, and Life in Difficult Times

Noetic Lantern Book 9 · ABRAFP International Press
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How can we act well when events refuse to follow our plans? This critical introduction to Marcus Aurelius and the Meditations explores Stoic virtue, impressions, judgment, anger, duty, mortality, and the alternatives of providence and atoms. Original situations test the difference between accepting a fact and approving an injustice. Eighteen chapters also examine the Roman emperor's power, warfare, slavery, and the evidence concerning persecution of Christians. With a glossary and source map, the book offers a responsible reading of ancient Stoicism without promising that composure guarantees success.
How can we act well when events refuse to follow our plans? This critical introduction to Marcus Aurelius and the Meditations explores Stoic virtue, impressions, judgment, anger, duty, mortality, and the alternatives of providence and atoms. Original situations test the difference between accepti...

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Deivede Eder Ferreira writes accessible introductions to philosophy, psychology, and world thinkers for readers who value clarity, sources, and critical discussion.

Deivede Eder Ferreira writes accessible introductions to philosophy, psychology, and world thinkers for readers who value clarity, sources, and critical discussion.

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