Determinism

King Charles Murray I

>>8369646
I'm not really sure, but as far as I am aware the stoics wrote about it.

>>8369646
You are going to have to be more specific about what you want. This is one of the big questions of philosophy. It would be like someone saying 'could anyone recommend some books on the economy'. The only realistic answer is what exactly do you want to know about it.
>>8370880
Orthodox stoicism =/= determinism. They are probably closest to compatibilism.

Spinoza's Theological-Political Treatise.

>>8369646
>recommend me these books
>i have no choice but to read these books
>but recommend me them anyway

kek

>>8371352

he can't be determined to read them if he doesn't know they exist

but was he determined to ask for recommendations?

>>8371316
Is Seneca a good introduction to stoicism? I think there is a book by him in my closest library. If not, then who? Thank you btw

>>8371402
ur determined to be a cuck

>>8371880
Epictetus was the mosed based stoic. He also talks a bit about determinism; his beliefs are quite similar to kant in that there is universal determinism but the human mind still has free will, which I guess is compatiblism.

His discourses are better than Seneca, IMO

Schopy