The Stoic concept of "duty" emphasized fulfilling one's responsibilities from "summary" of Stoicism by John Sellars
The Stoics believed that each individual has a specific role to play in the world, and that this role comes with certain responsibilities. This idea of "duty" was central to Stoic ethics, as they emphasized the importance of fulfilling one's responsibilities to the best of one's ability. For the Stoics, duty was not just a matter of following societal norms or laws, but rather a reflection of one's own understanding of what it means to live a virtuous life.
According to Stoic philosophy, duty is closely connected to the concept of virtue. The Stoics believed that fulfilling one's responsibilities is essential for living a virtuous life, and that by doing so, one can cultivate the qualities of wisdom, courage, justice, and self-control. By consistently acting in accordance with one's duties, a person can develop moral strength and resilience in the face of adversity.
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