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- The Stoic Philosopher #17 COSP Brendan Petroff and by Ian Campbell · This issue has two essays. In "On Political Discourse," written in the voice of Seneca, student Brendan Petroff addresses the Stoic's role in political action. The second essay, by faculty member Ian Campbell, is a meditation on Stoic Syllogisms and the Stoic Dialectic. Page originale
- Channeling Marcus: Hypomnemata Today COSP Ian Campbell · In this article, Ian Campbell shares a hypomnemata reflecting on his own weaknesses: worrying and complaining. Page originale
- De Mente Artificiosa et Philosophia: Stoicism in the Post-Singularity Future COSP Steven Umbrello & Tina Forsee · The authors argue that in the post-singularity future, as envisioned by futurist like Ray Kurzweil, Stoicism’s emphasis on cultivating universal citizenship still has a role. Page originale
- The Bonobo and the Stoic COSP Marije van Wieringen · Marije van Wieringen reviews "The Bonobo and the Atheist" by Frans de Waal, through the lens of a Stoic. Page originale
- The Gospel According to Epictetus: The Encheiridion in Christian Adaptations COSP Gregory Wasson · The author observes that early Christian adaptations of the Enchiridion raise questions about their attitude toward this pagan philosophy. Page originale
- Without the Divine, there is no Stoicism Glassborow, Nigel · Can Stoicism really be called Stoicism, without divinity? Nigel Glassborow aims to show that one cannot take the Divine out of Stoicism. Page originale
- Artwork inspired by Stoic ethics van Wieringen, Marije · Artist Marije van Wieringen produced a series of paintings inspired by her study of Stoic ethics. Page originale
- Seeking Wisdom COSP Erik Wiegardt · The author's observation of an interaction between crows and a hawk lead to his contemplation of the concept of wisdom and how "Wisdom is in all things everywhere." Page originale
- Stoicism and the Philosophies of the Jedi and the Sith Stephens, William O. · “Stoic ideas have influenced the history of Western philosophy for centuries. This is because Stoic ideas provide effective strategies for addressing conflicts, interacting positively with people, and coping with adversities. Stoic ideas also appear in Hollywood science fiction films, including the Star Wars movies. Many elements of the Jedi philosophy, and even a couple of elements of the Sith philosophy, are very Stoic in character.” Page originale
- Stoicism and the Philosophies of the Jedi and the Sith COSP William O. Stephens · The author discusses influences of Stoic ideas on Western culture, specifically how the Jedi philosophy reflects such influences. Page originale
- The Elevator Speech COSP Members of the College Faculty · This issue contains two articles: First, “Elevator Speeches” written by Mentors of the College of Stoic Philosophers. The main feature article, “The Big Tent,” by Erik Wiegardt, deals with an increasingly persistent inquiry from some members of the Stoic community about whether or not we should be organized as a religion. Page originale
- The Pilgrimage COSP Erik Wiegardt · This is a brief account of the author's journey to the top of Mount Olympus. He states, "A pilgrimage is philosophy in action, and with airline travel being what it is, the journey and test of one’s Stoic skills will likely begin at the airport before the destination is achieved." Page originale
- Epictetus, Jesus, and Curly, Dimpled Lunatics COSP Gregory Wasson · The author contemplates on characterizations of children by Ralph Waldo Emerson as "curly, dimpled lunatics" as well as portrayal of children in the teachings of Epictetus, Jesus, and St. Paul. He concludes: "In a nutshell, Epictetus’ message is clear: Just grow up!" Page originale
- Epictetus, Jesus, and the Fig Tree COSP Gregory Wasson · The author discusses the use of parables in Stoicism. Page originale
- Pneuma Will Power Meditation Wiegardt, Erik · Developed by College founder Erik Wiegardt, Pneuma Will Power Meditation assists with developing the ruling center that guides the decisions we make and the actions we take. According to Wiegardt, "Having a strong will allows you to become your best, which to a Stoic means cultivating a noble character." Page originale
- Prosoche: Illuminating the Path of the Prokopton Fisher, Christopher · In this essay, Chris Fisher explains the meaning of prosochē, and why it is a necessary element of Stoicism practiced as a way of life. Page originale
- Self-Coherence: The Fundamental Intuition of Stoicism Fisher, Christopher · Scholarch Chris Fisher explains that self-coherence is a disposition of the soul where your Self - your guiding principle or rational nature - is united with universal Reason, universal Nature, and humanity as a whole. Self-coherence is the fulfillment of the Stoic maxim “live according to Nature". Better still, Stoicism offers a method to achieve self-coherence and achieve freedom from psychological distress. Page originale
- Self-Coherence: The Fundamental Intuition of Stoicism COSP Christopher Fisher · Chris Fisher discusses the importance of self-conherence to a Stoic. Page originale
- Some Reflections about Stoic Ethics at Work Trueba, Manolo · “The Stoic, like any other man, by the mere fact of being human, takes part in several social circles at a time: family, work, neighborhood, country, et cetera. This necessarily involves the assumption of certain obligations that must be met in order to . . . .” Page originale
- Some Reflections about Stoic Ethics at Work COSP Manolo Trueba · The author reflects on a Stoic's attitudes to his job, labor, and relationships. Page originale
- Aging Well COSP Beatrix Murrell · The author discusses aging, specifically aging well, as a Stoic. Page originale
- Stick Action Meditation Manual Wiegardt, Erik · Developed by College founder Erik Wiegardt, Stick Action Meditation includes flexibility, fitness, & mindfulness meditation all in one program. Page originale
- Stoic Glossary & Pronunciation Guide COSP Gregory Wasson, M.A. · A glossary and pronunciation guide for the many Greek and Latin words Stoics use every day. Page originale
- Stoic Glossary and Pronunciation Guide Wasson, Greg · A useful companion guide for the serious student of Stoic philosophy. Page originale
- The Conscious Cosmos COSP John B. Brown, MD · The author discusses the concept of cosmic consciousness, as understood by atheist Stoics and the ancient orthodox Stoic belief. Page originale
- The Laughing Stoic COSP John Barnett, PhD · The author discusses the role of positive emotions to Stoics and argues that it is a misconception that Stoics should suppress all emotions. Page originale
- Heraclitus Studies Wiegardt, Erik · Scholarch Erik Wiegardt studies Heraclitus' fragments as one would study Zen koans, and with similar results. Page originale
- The Stoic Handbook (Spanish) Wiegardt, Erik · Una introducción esencial al estoicismo para el nuevo estudiante, escrito por el fundador del Colegio de Filósofos Estoicos. Page originale
- The Stoic Handbook, 2nd Edition Wiegardt, Erik · An essential introduction to Stoicism for the new student, written by the founder of the College of Stoic Philosophers. Page originale
- Beyond Theory Wiegardt, Erik · A book of practical principles and Stoic exercises by Scholarch Erik Wiegardt. Page originale