Handbook of Epictetus 1st Edition by Epictetus ISBN 1625580819 9781625580818

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ISBN 10: 1625580819
ISBN 13: 9781625580818
Author: Epictetus

Handbook of Epictetus also known as Enchiridion written by legendary Greek Stoic philosopher Epictetus is a manual of Stoic ethical advice. Compiled by Arrian, who was a student of Epictetus this great classic will surely attract a whole new generation of readers. For many, the Handbook of Epictetus is required reading for various courses and curriculums.

Handbook of Epictetus 1st Table of contents:

1. On the Nature of Things

   • The distinction between what is within our control and what is not
   • The importance of recognizing what we can and cannot change

2. On Handling Desire and Aversion

   • The role of desire and aversion in human suffering
   • Training the mind to accept the things we cannot control
   • Developing indifference to external events

3. On the Nature of Good and Evil

   • True good is virtue; evil is the lack of virtue
   • Understanding how external events cannot harm us without our consent

4. On Duty and the Social Role

   • The duties we have as members of society
   • How to live in accordance with nature, fulfilling our roles without attachment

5. On the Discipline of Assent

   • Controlling our judgments and reactions
   • Training the mind to assent only to what is rational

6. On Making Use of Impressions

   • How to use impressions and judgments in a way that supports our well-being
   • The concept of prohairesis (our ability to choose)

7. On Freedom and Self-Mastery

   • The idea of true freedom as mastery over one’s own will
   • The importance of inner liberty, irrespective of external circumstances

8. On Resilience and Stoic Strength

   • The Stoic response to adversity and hardship
   • Building resilience through philosophy and inner strength

9. On Virtue and Character

   • The Stoic view of virtues: wisdom, courage, justice, and temperance
   • How cultivating virtue leads to a fulfilled and peaceful life

10. On Reflection and Self-Examination

• The practice of regular self-reflection to improve one’s character
• Developing mindfulness and self-awareness

11. On Acceptance of Fate and Death

• The Stoic attitude toward fate, death, and life’s inevitable challenges
• Accepting life as it comes and preparing for the end with dignity

12. On Interacting with Others

• How to engage with other people according to Stoic principles
• Treating others with kindness, understanding, and without attachment

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