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Stoicism

David Engels

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Abstract The Stoa was one of the most important schools of postclassical philosophical thought, together with Plato's Academy and Epicurus' Garden (seeEpicurus and Epicureanism), and probably the most influential politically.

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Abstract The Stoa was one of the most important schools of postclassical philosophical thought, together with Plato's Academy and Epicurus' Garden (seeEpicurus and Epicureanism), and probably the most influential politically.

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Abstract The Stoa was one of the most important schools of postclassical philosophical thought, together with Plato's Academy and Epicurus' Garden (seeEpicurus and Epicureanism), and probably the most influential politically.

Key concepts: Stoicism, Epicureanism, Philosophy, Classics, Literature, Epistemology, Art

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