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Who founded Stoicism after being shipwrecked and studying philosophy in Athens?
What are the four cardinal virtues of Stoicism?
Which famous emperor was a Stoic and led Rome through wars and personal loss?
What is the basis of the philosophy of Stoicism?
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What does Stoicism emphasize?
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What is the idea that suffering comes from our judgments about events, which has influenced modern psychology?
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Which modern therapies are based on Stoic principles?
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Study Notes
- Zeno of Cyprus founded Stoicism after being shipwrecked and studying philosophy in Athens
- Stoicism emphasizes virtue, tolerance, and self-control
- The philosophy is based on the idea of logos, a rational structure of the universe
- The four cardinal virtues of Stoicism are practical wisdom, temperance, justice, and courage
- Stoicism encourages personal improvement and humane treatment of others
- Marcus Aurelius was a famous Stoic emperor who led Rome through wars and personal loss
- Stoicism influenced Christian theology and has parallels with Buddhist concepts
- Epictetus wrote about the idea that suffering comes from our judgments about events, which has influenced modern psychology
- Rational emotive behavioral therapy and logotherapy are based on Stoic principles
- Stoicism has continued to influence thinkers and leaders throughout history.
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Description
Learn about the foundations and key principles of Stoicism, a philosophical school founded by Zeno of Cyprus. Explore the ideas of virtue, tolerance, self-control, and the concept of logos that form the basis of Stoicism. Discover how Stoic principles have influenced psychology, therapy, and various aspects of modern thought.
