Shakespeare and Stoic Ethics, Volume 1University of Wisconsin, 1965 - 886 pages |
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Page 81
... social bond every being which possesses reason , whether ,, 70 god or man . Thus the social bond is a reflection of the unified cosmos . In the ideal of social harmony , the Roman Stoics found a meaning which they could appreciate . The ...
... social bond every being which possesses reason , whether ,, 70 god or man . Thus the social bond is a reflection of the unified cosmos . In the ideal of social harmony , the Roman Stoics found a meaning which they could appreciate . The ...
Page 82
... social unity had a meaning that the cosmos did not , and society became the vital center toward which practical ethics aimed . 71 The importance of the social ideal may be seen in Cicero's placing of social obligations above all man's ...
... social unity had a meaning that the cosmos did not , and society became the vital center toward which practical ethics aimed . 71 The importance of the social ideal may be seen in Cicero's placing of social obligations above all man's ...
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... social creature , begotten for ,, 19 the common good , and Marcus Aurelius ' statement , " Social obligation then is the leading feature in the ,, 20 are so widespread that there constitution of man . . would be little purpose in ...
... social creature , begotten for ,, 19 the common good , and Marcus Aurelius ' statement , " Social obligation then is the leading feature in the ,, 20 are so widespread that there constitution of man . . would be little purpose in ...
Contents
GREEK STOICISM | 29 |
ROMAN STOICISM | 53 |
STOICISM IN THE RENAISSANCE | 99 |
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