Stoicism and romanticism find common ground in their approach to emotion from "summary" of Stoic Romanticism and the Ethics of Emotion by Jacob Risinger
Stoicism and romanticism, despite their seemingly divergent philosophies, share a surprising commonality in their perspectives on emotion. While Stoicism emphasizes rational control and detachment from emotion, romanticism celebrates the intensity and authenticity of emotional experience. However, both philosophies ultimately seek to cultivate a deeper understanding and mastery of one's emotions.
Stoicism, with its emphasis on self-discipline and resilience in the face of adversity, teaches individuals to acknowledge their emotions without being overwhelmed by them. By practicing self-control and maintaining a sense of inner calm, Stoics believe that one can achieve a state of tranquility and clarity that transcends fleeting emotions. This detachment does not mean suppressing or denying emotions, but rather acknowledging them with a sense of equanimity.
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