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>TL;DR need some stoic books to help me study
/lit/ I need some books on stoicism or by stoics to help me revise. I guess I'm generally a stoic but if I'm in stoic hyperdrive I revise and read much better. ive been shifting away from it procrastinating and whatnot so I need to get pumped up by some stoics to increase my virtue towards academia. otherwise I end up masturbating and playing video games and end up only reading or studying for about 2 hours rather than more.
help me be like Pliny the elder
pls
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Arria by Pliny the younger
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Obviously Meditations. This should be like the Bible for Stoics, read a couple of pages every day.
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Cringiest post of the year
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Haha, he's from the past, but he's wearing sunglasses, which were invented not when he was alive, but are from our era. Ha
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>>7864890
do I get a medal?
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>>7864851
thanks senpai
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Try reading "Nietzsche's Therapy: Self-cultivation in the Middle Works"
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>>7864851
But Meditations is very, very inferior to the Enchiridion. And longer, while not being as good.
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>>7864851
I started reading it to continue my stoic learning. In the end, it ended up being a sobering window into Roman life. It makes me feel like human society and troubles haven't evolved in any meaningful way in over a thousand years. I'm still solving my problems like Marcus.
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letters from a stoic - seneca
the enchiridion - epictetus
a guide to the good life - william irvine
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