A Stoic Ethical Framework for Health and Fitness COSP
Walter Moss · In this article, Walter Moss explains how Stoicism can provide guidance on managing health and fitness.
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Expanding our Moral Community: The Stoic Land Ethic COSP
Loren Murch · In this article, Loren Murch explains how Stoicism can have a positive influence on land management.
From Riboswitches to the Cosmos: Biological Decision Making and the Stoic Logos COSP
Walter N. Moss · In this essay, Walter Moss explores the concept of Stoic Logos from a scientific perspective.
Stoicism and Becoming a First Time Father COSP
Alastair Mackenzie · In this essay, Alastair Mackenzie explains how Stoicism has a positive influence on being a father.
Stoicism and the Warrior Ethos COSP
Nathan Jones · In this essay, faculty member Nathan Jones discusses how Stoicism can have a positive impact on soldiers.
Stoics Behaving Badly COSP
Judith Stove · In this article, Judith Stove discusses how Stoicism can help a person adhere to the art of living.
When Universal Human Roles and Acquired Roles Conflict: Appropriate Action when Ruled by a Tyrant COSP
Daniel Monks · Daniel Monks delves into Stoicism through a fictional dialogue between Avidius, a Roman centurion, and his Stoic teacher, Quartus, as they work through what to do when the universal human role conflicts with an acquired role.
Who Studies Stoicism (at the College of Stoic Philosophers)? COSP
Mitch Leventhal · This special edition is dedicated to an analysis of application essays submitted to the College of Stoic Philosophers from 2008–2023 in order to understand who studies Stoicism at the College.
Bridging Science and Spirituality in the Search for Answers COSP
Julia Kovtoun · In this essay, faculty member Julia Kovtoun presents a logical explanation of consciousness from the perspective of Stoic pantheism and panpsychism.
Brighten Up the Tarnish COSP
Ronald Peterson · Student Ron Peterson discusses how Stoicism can help first responders maintain social affinity.
From Labors to Lessons: Teaching Stoicism Through the Myth of Heracles COSP
Sandra Woien · Sandra Woien explains how Epictetus used the myth of Heracles to illustrate and reinforce central Stoic concepts.
Life as a Stoic Board Game COSP
Tim Strackbein · In this essay, MAP student Tim Strackbein explains how board game thinking from a Stoic perspective can lead to a good life.
Oikeiosis in Municipal IT Projects COSP
Wilhelm Rauser · In this article, MAS student Wilhelm Rauser explains how inner discourse based on Stoic Oikeiôsis contributes to the common good.
On Heraclitus – Welcome to the Logos COSP
Ralph Kurz · In this article, faculty member Ralph Kurz explains the concept of Logos from the perspective of Heraclitus.
Stoicism & Grief COSP
Adrian Finlay · Student Adrian Finlay demonstrates how Stoicism can be helpful in understanding and coping with grief.
Stoicism and Injury COSP
Clifford Kliewer · Faculty member Clifford Kliewer explains how Stoicism can help manage injury and pain.
The Roles and Duties of a Citizen as Assigned by Fate COSP
Russell Holt · Faculty member Russell Holt explains how Stoicism provides essential guidance on the creation and maintenance of personal ethics and societal harmony.
The Stoic Response to Wrongdoing: Two Case Studies COSP
Michael O’Donnell · In this article, MAP graduate Michael O'Donnell explains how Stoicism can prevent wrongdoing.
Virtue Under Fire: Stoicism, the American Legion, and the Veterans Path COSP
Joseph Castorino · In this essay, MAP student Joseph Castorino explains the connection between Stoicism and the Four Pillars of the American Legion.
In the Nick of Time COSP
Liam Stephens · In this article, MAP student Liam Stephens discusses the philosophical importance of time from the perspective of Kairos.
Remembering Heraclitus: Themes COSP
Don Putnam · In this article, faculty member Don Putnam discusses Heraclitus's fragments in the context of various philosophical questions.
Self-Leadership and the Irrationality Dilemma COSP
Ian Roth · In this article, faculty member Ian Roth explains the interconnection and differences between Stoicism and the psychological theory of Internal Family Systems.
Skateboarding and Stoicism COSP
Pete Ellison · Student Pete Ellison demonstrates how Stoic principles can play a positive part in engagement with pastimes such as skateboarding.
Stoic Ethics and the Ancient Practice of Hunting COSP
Clifford Kliewer · In this article, student Clifford Kliewer discusses meat consumption and hunting in the context of Stoic Ethics.
Stoicism and the Marathon COSP
Matthew Saari · In this essay, MAP student Matthew Saari explains how preparing for a marathon helped him integrate Stoic concepts and practices.
The Stoic Path to Entrepreneurship COSP
Matt Seibert · Student Matt Seibert explains how Stoicism can be helpful in entrepreneurship from business and personal perspectives.
Does the use of artificial Intelligence(AI)/ChatGPT influence our moral decision-making? COSP
Jeroen Broere · In this article, MAP student Jeroen Broere explains how Stoicism can help a person manage the impact of AI and ChatGPT on moral decision-making.
Embracing Discomfort as a Stoic Way of Life COSP
Håvar Solheim · In this article, student Havaar Solheim discusses how voluntary discomfort is an essential element of Stoic practice.
Empathy and Sympathy and Their Roles in Psychotherapy COSP
Bill Bell · Student Bill Bell explains how many concepts in modern psychotherapy resonate deeply with traditional Stoic concepts.
Ethical Leadership: An Ancient Solution to a Modern Challenge COSP
Ian Roth · Student Ian Roth considers whether Stoicism can provide necessary and sufficient guidance to leaders faced with complex, large-scale challenges