Always Remember The Four Stoic Virtues : r/Stoicism - Reddit
2020年1月27日 · Always Remember The Four Stoic Virtues Practice We have control over how we approach things, rather than imagining a perfect world – a utopia – the Stoic practices realism and deals with the world as it is - no strings attached, while pursuing one’s personal development through the four fundamental virtues:
Are there only four virtues and four vices? Or are there more?
There is only one virtue in Stoic thinking. The "four virtues" which everyone bangs on about are aspects of a single virtue. Sub-virtues at best. If you read Arius Didymus, he lists something like 18 sub-virtues, and pseudo-Andronicus gives 39 sub-virtues.
Confusion about Wisdom and the four virtues : r/Stoicism - Reddit
2016年9月24日 · These are four categories that all virtues might be said to belong to. Wisdom and courage are said to be the foundation because wisdom is good judgement and courage is the resolve to carry out and act on that good judgement (this …
Arguments for the 4 virtues : r/Stoicism - Reddit
2023年1月24日 · The Stoics believed that the four virtues of wisdom, courage, temperance, and justice are virtuous because they are necessary for living a good life. They believed that these virtues are interconnected and that one cannot fully possess one without possessing the others.
The Four Stoic Virtues : r/Stoicism - Reddit
2017年7月26日 · To me, I think the best definition of these virtues is a moving one. Not because the virtues themselves change, but because we do, and because we have yet to fully comprehend them. Reply
Why Those Four Cardinal Virtues? : r/Stoicism - Reddit
2024年5月14日 · Can someone explain why temperance, wisdom, justice, and courage were chosen as the four cardinal virtues? What about those four makes them all-encompassing or more important than other virtues? I understand why they are important in their own rights; I’m wondering how the Stoics arrived at those four virtues to tout as Cardinal.
How do you define the four cardinal virtues? : r/Stoicism - Reddit
The Stoics related these propensities directly to the four cardinal virtues of temperance, courage, justice and practical wisdom. Temperance and courage are required to pursue our goals, justice is a natural extension of our concern for an ever-increasing circle of people, and practical wisdom (phronêsis) is what best allows us to deal with ...
What Is Your Opinion On Christians Who Are Stoics Like Myself?
Even your focus on the virtues shows the issue - whilst you have correctly listed four Stoic virtues (although there are other sources that have ten times that number of listed virtues), your focus on them directly is right out of Christianity - once plagiarised for Christian theology, exhibiting the virtues was determined to be nothing more ...
Ryan Holiday's Lives of the Stoics introduced me to the Four …
2021年2月13日 · Sometimes those principles can be things like honesty, decency, integrity, etc. I’ve recently been exploring the depths of Stoic philosophy and found that there are 4 key virtues that allow one to approach life with a stoic mindset and ultimately move closer to a more fulfilling existence. The 4 Stoic Virtues are: Phronêsis or Wisdom
By whom are the 4 basic stoic vritues that get so often quoted
2024年1月19日 · Marcus Aurelius does in fact mention the four virtues by name: “If, at some point in your life, you should come across anything better than justice, prudence, self-control, courage—than a mind satisfied that it has succeeded in enabling you to act rationally, and satisfied to accept what’s beyond its control—if you find anything better than that, embrace it without reservations—it ...