Shakespeare and Stoic Ethics, Volume 1University of Wisconsin, 1965 - 886 pages |
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Page 64
... existence in the absolute sense of the term . " 15 To justify its role in Stoic thought , he does go on to point out that Fortune may simply describe " all events which are without meaning from the point of view of the individual ...
... existence in the absolute sense of the term . " 15 To justify its role in Stoic thought , he does go on to point out that Fortune may simply describe " all events which are without meaning from the point of view of the individual ...
Page 181
... existence , it did provide man with oppor- tunities for proving his virtue . The gods enjoyed the spectacle of a good man prevailing over misfortune . idea is not unique with the Stoics , of course ; it is to be found in the New ...
... existence , it did provide man with oppor- tunities for proving his virtue . The gods enjoyed the spectacle of a good man prevailing over misfortune . idea is not unique with the Stoics , of course ; it is to be found in the New ...
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Joseph S. M. J. Chang. existence . The whole subject is treated in respect to tinction can be permitted . man as man , rather than as a child of God , if such a dis- Even in Hamlet , set in the Christian milieu of Renaissance culture ...
Joseph S. M. J. Chang. existence . The whole subject is treated in respect to tinction can be permitted . man as man , rather than as a child of God , if such a dis- Even in Hamlet , set in the Christian milieu of Renaissance culture ...
Contents
GREEK STOICISM | 29 |
ROMAN STOICISM | 53 |
STOICISM IN THE RENAISSANCE | 99 |
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