Exam 7: The Stoic: Epictetus and Marcus Aurelius

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Who held that philosophy was "vain" if it did not heal suffering?

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Do you think that Epicurean hedonism would be a naturalist philosophy, or one that could accommodate supernatural elements? Explain your answer.

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Stoics counsel self-control.

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Diogenes was a Cynic.

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Who lived on the beach?

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Epicurus called his school the Academy.

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Diogenes lived extravagantly.

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The word "Cynic" comes from the Greek for "dog."

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Who was Epaphroditus?

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Who was Flavius Arrianus?

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Epicurus was considered a dangerous rebel in his own time, as he was tolerant.

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Aristippus thought we should observe people's actual behavior.

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Hedonism holds that pleasure is good.

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Diogenes lived in a barrel.

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Aristippus held that sensory pleasures were less valuable than mental ones.

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What is Cyrenaic hedonism? How does it differ from Epicurean hedonism? Which do you think is the more persuasive approach to hedonism and why?

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Who held that everything that happens is normal and expected?

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Which philosophy did Seneca endorse?

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Who described the cynic as a "scout"?

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A Cynic lives an austere life.

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