29: How Stoics should deal with impressions

Update: 2020-09-01

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Epictetus reminds his students that good and evil are determined not by external events but by our interpretation and reaction to them. Discourses 3.8 + Enchiridion 1

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29: How Stoics should deal with impressions

Juan C. Torres

29: How Stoics should deal with impressions