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The Axiochus of Pseudo-Plato

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Post date December 21, 2012
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Axiochus of Pseudo-Plato

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Download “A Guide to How to Think Like Socrates”November 23, 2024
I created this 14 page illustrated PDF handbook, with the help of two graphic designers. It connametains an overview of some of the main characters, events, and practical exercises, from my new book, and everyone is welcome to download a copy. How to Think Like Socrates is now available in hardback, ebook, and audiobook formats… Read more: Download “A Guide to How to Think Like Socrates”
Video: How to Think Like Socrates?November 14, 2024
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How Socratic were the Stoics?October 17, 2024
And should we all be studying the Socratic dialogues as well, if we’re really into Stoicism? We can’t say for sure, IMHO, how “Socratic” ancient Stoicism was. Only roughly 1% of the ancient Stoic literature that once existed survives today and most of it comes from the late, Imperial period, i.e., Seneca, Epictetus, and Marcus… Read more: How Socratic were the Stoics?
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Testing Stoic Anger Management Technique #1September 16, 2024
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