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Who or what can truly teach me about Stoicism that isn't just the surface level?

>> No.17315485

>>17315474
Maybe fucking reading the stoics, redditor

>> No.17315491

>>17315474
It is mostly about doing, anon.

>> No.17315492

>>17315474
Epictetus is, in my opinion, the most readable of the big three.

>> No.17315504

>>17315492
Is there any reason for you to have a tripcode on?

>> No.17315523

>>17315492
This.

Discourses and Selected Writings by Epictetus is brilliant and a great place to start.

Meditations by Marcus Aurelius is beautiful and a great next step after that.

>> No.17315531

>>17315504
Idk why he does it, but I tolerate him for being the least violently retarded of the tripfags in this board.

>> No.17315546

>>17315504
Because 4chan cares who he is, dummy.

>> No.17315647

>>17315474
personal tragedy. maybe you will be lucky enough to experience it

>> No.17315674

>>17315504
So that my glory will live on after I have gone down to the sturdy house of death.

>>17315531
Aww.

>> No.17315689

>>17315674
You need a trip for that?

>> No.17315700

>>17315689
Yes! My glory can only die once my name is forgotten. Don't you read Homer?

Anyway, returning to the topic at hand, has anyone here read the Oxford edition of Epictetus's discourses? It seems like everyone (myself included) goes with the Penguin edition.

>> No.17315714

Stoicism doesn’t really go much beyond the surface level.

>> No.17316458

>>17315531
I liked the one which had the cringe all-caps "cvrsedpoet" or smth like that, he knew what "brachiate" meant in that crash bandicoot thread

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>>17315474

>> No.17316727

>>17315474
How do you do stoicism just on the surface level?