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Common ground in epicureanism and stoicism?
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03 Sep 2013 17:30 #117050
by Alexandre Orion
Be a philosopher ; but, amidst all your philosophy, be still a man.
~ David Hume
Chaque homme a des devoirs envers l'homme en tant qu'homme.
~ Henri Bergson
Replied by Alexandre Orion on topic Common ground in epicureanism and stoicism?
I've do not really see them as unrelated, but more looking at the same aspect of experiencing 'what is good' from distinct perspectives. Taoism isn't precisely a middle, but an all-around ...
Epicureanism and Stoïcism see "things" from very similar angles, from the "what is", regardless of the source. A Taoist will contemplate all the angles, seen and unseen, from 'emergeance from' to 'return to' source ...
Very related, very comprehensive ...
Epicureanism and Stoïcism see "things" from very similar angles, from the "what is", regardless of the source. A Taoist will contemplate all the angles, seen and unseen, from 'emergeance from' to 'return to' source ...
Very related, very comprehensive ...
Be a philosopher ; but, amidst all your philosophy, be still a man.
~ David Hume
Chaque homme a des devoirs envers l'homme en tant qu'homme.
~ Henri Bergson
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