For the Stoics, there were four cardinal virtues that arose from self-control: courage, wisdom, temperance and justice. In ...

It’s true that the word “virtue,” with connotations of self-sacrifice and Victorian morality, can be rather off-putting. Yet, for many ancient Greeks and Romans—Plato, Aristotle, and the ...

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A Guide to Stoicism, From One of NYC’s Greatest Stoics Stoic philosophy and thought is making the rounds—we caught up with the professor who wrote the viral story on the subject ...

Stocism has been around since 300BC, influenced by Greeks- Socrates, the Cynics and Plato's Academy, yet the core beliefs are just as fresh and valid as they were over 2000 years ago.

Those familiar with Stoicism know this school of thought promoted the cardinal virtues of courage, discipline, justice and wisdom.

A Closer Look At Classical Stoicism. ... Cleanthes (c. 330-230 BC), the second head of the Greek school of Stoicism, saw a lack of virtue as enslavement to one’s own passions.

In 365 Ways to Be More Stoic (LeBon, 2022) a chapter is included on how to develop each of the cardinal virtues, drawing on both contemporary research and ancient Stoic advice.