PPT-Epicurean vs. Stoic Philosophy

From newEpicureancom chart with ancient citations at https docsgooglecomdocumentd1z4w8xH8miK2FuVaOoDue82cOWOnZFrtnPSC0vlOi4edit In General Epicureanism The soul is a part of your body that disappears after your death with no afterlife. brPage 1br brPage 2br HDQLVP LQ5734757524HOOHQLVWLVFKH 3KLORVRSKLH5735957525573475736157347ODVKDU5734757355HG57361573565735957347DVHO5735957 H. Richard . Priesmeyer. Bill . Greehey School of . Business. St. Mary’s . University. San Antonio, Texas. . Academy of Business Research, November, 2012. Stoic and Emotional Perspectives in Decision Making. Live Like a Stoic for a Week Last Revision: 16 th November 2014 Contents Introduction Who Were the Stoics? Central Stoic Ideas Stoic Maxims & Affirmations Stoic Week: Your Daily Routine The 1 Live Like a Stoic for a Week Monday 25th November 2013 – Sunday 1st December 2013 The Stoic Week 2013 Handbook Download questionnaires and recordings, etc., from the Stoicism Today blog Why Does God Allow Evil? . Why doesn’t He remove it? . The Problem of Evil. Willing but unable . . . . . . . . . . . . Epicurus. Greek Philosopher. (341-270 BC). The Epicurean Paradox. Why Does God Allow Evil? . In vino veritas Transition Year . 2013-2014. Philosophy comes from the Greek word ‘. Philosophia. ’ – meaning ‘love of wisdom’ – therefore, it is the study of knowledge and wisdom itself. Humans have always wondered about the nature of our universe and our place within it. 1 Philosophy 23 WELCOME ontents Oxford PhilosophyWoodstock Roademail: news@philosophy.ox.ac.ukwww.philosophy.ox.ac.uk Paul Lodge Tom Moore WelcomeTwo New DegreesFeature: Charity of the Wise Giving Wha An Ancient Greco/Roman School of Philosophical Thought. . Origins of Stoicism. The origins of western philosophy are rooted in the ancient Aegean world. These Greeks and the Romans (who would follow), started various philosophical schools, all purporting to direct their students into “the good life.. Stuffed bellies and bad taste: . Persius. and the poem made flesh. How does Roman verse satire (or, . so far, Horace) represent and deal with . BODIES. ?. s. atura. – . satur. - . satis. Vulnerability. 515-445. Parmenides. material monism. ca. 420 BCE. Demokritos. corpuscular-atomic theory. 384-322 BCE. Aristotle. astronomy, logic, physics, meteorology, biology, psychology.... 341-270 BCE. Epicurus. Homer. * Foundation of Greek cultural identity. * Basis for Greek education. * Reflected by nearly all Greek philosophy, literature and art.. * Well into Roman Empire, Homer held a cultural position in the Mediterranean only comparable to the Bible.. “The end for which everything is done but which is not itself done for the sake of anything [. summum bonum]. ” (Long). . The . telos. [goal/end] in which Stoic ethics finds its purpose. “Living in agreement [with nature],” “Good flow of life” (Zeno). philosophers . encountered him. And some said, "What does this babbler want to say?" Others said, "He seems to be a proclaimer of foreign gods," because he preached to them Jesus and the resurrection. .