The Stoic virtues guide us towards a more fulfilling life from "summary" of Stoicism and Emotion by Margaret Graver
In Stoicism, the virtues play a central role in guiding individuals towards a life that is fulfilling and meaningful. These virtues, which include wisdom, courage, justice, and temperance, are seen as essential qualities that help individuals navigate the challenges and difficulties of life with grace and resilience. Wisdom, the first of the Stoic virtues, is considered the cornerstone of a well-lived life. It involves the ability to see things clearly and objectively, to make sound judgments, and to act in accordance with reason. By cultivating wisdom, individuals are better equipped to deal with the uncertainties and complexities of the world around them.
Courage is another virtue that is highly prized by the Stoics. It involves facing adversity and challenges with bravery and fortitude, without being swayed by fea...
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