This paper briefly explores the connections among Socratic, Aristotelian and Stoic treatment of incontinence or weakness of the will. The core of the article is focused on the Stoic reception of Socratic ethics through Aristotle's mediation. The early Stoics took into account both certain components of Socratic ethics and Aristotle's account of ac-tion. Despite their intellectualism, the Stoics elabórate an argumenta-tive strategy to demónstrate that it is possible to maintain that an agent is both able to make correct moral judgment and admit that such an agent is capable of acting against it
Included among the many topics on which Aristotle writes in the Nicomachean Ethics is an account of ...
This dissertation develops an interpretation of the foundational commitments of Stoic ethics. I argu...
The work deals with the problem of freedom in the theory of the early Stoics (3. c. BC) which has be...
This paper briefly explores the connections among Socratic, Aristotelian and Stoic treatment of inco...
The aim of this paper is to provide a reconstruction of Aristotle's discussion of incontinence, whi...
The paper focuses on the debate between the Stoic Aristo and Chrysippus about the role of pleasure i...
This dissertation considers the problem of moral responsibility as treated by Seneca, Epictetus and ...
Aristotle’s philosophical legacy should be accepted as one of the historical influences that shaped ...
Stoicism, the dominant Hellenistic philosophical school, has had a significant impact on the history...
In this chapter I develop the line of thought that the early Stoics exploited the Socratic tradition...
The study of akrasia or incontinence which Aristotle opens in Nicomachean Ethics VII is one of the f...
The purpose of this paper is to examine Aquinas's theory about weakness of the will from two aspects...
(Résumé détaillé en anglais.) Aristotle describes the three good states of character in terms of vir...
It is very difficult to get a clear picture of how the Stoic is supposed to deliberate. This paper c...
Famous Greek philosophers, especially Socrates, Plato and Aristotle, satiated research and study. As...
Included among the many topics on which Aristotle writes in the Nicomachean Ethics is an account of ...
This dissertation develops an interpretation of the foundational commitments of Stoic ethics. I argu...
The work deals with the problem of freedom in the theory of the early Stoics (3. c. BC) which has be...
This paper briefly explores the connections among Socratic, Aristotelian and Stoic treatment of inco...
The aim of this paper is to provide a reconstruction of Aristotle's discussion of incontinence, whi...
The paper focuses on the debate between the Stoic Aristo and Chrysippus about the role of pleasure i...
This dissertation considers the problem of moral responsibility as treated by Seneca, Epictetus and ...
Aristotle’s philosophical legacy should be accepted as one of the historical influences that shaped ...
Stoicism, the dominant Hellenistic philosophical school, has had a significant impact on the history...
In this chapter I develop the line of thought that the early Stoics exploited the Socratic tradition...
The study of akrasia or incontinence which Aristotle opens in Nicomachean Ethics VII is one of the f...
The purpose of this paper is to examine Aquinas's theory about weakness of the will from two aspects...
(Résumé détaillé en anglais.) Aristotle describes the three good states of character in terms of vir...
It is very difficult to get a clear picture of how the Stoic is supposed to deliberate. This paper c...
Famous Greek philosophers, especially Socrates, Plato and Aristotle, satiated research and study. As...
Included among the many topics on which Aristotle writes in the Nicomachean Ethics is an account of ...
This dissertation develops an interpretation of the foundational commitments of Stoic ethics. I argu...
The work deals with the problem of freedom in the theory of the early Stoics (3. c. BC) which has be...