“Following nature means following the facts. It means getting the facts about the physical and social world we inhabit, and the facts about our situation in it—our own powers, relationships, limitations, possibilities, motives, intentions, and endeavors—before we deliberate about normative… — Lawrence C. Becker Copy Share Image
“Stoic ethics is a species of eudaimonism. Its central, organizing concern is about what we ought to do or be to live well—to flourish.… — Lawrence C. Becker Copy Share Image
“Following nature means following the facts. It means getting the facts about the physical and social world we inhabit, and the facts about our… — Lawrence C. Becker Copy Share Image
“Stoic moral training depends upon the defensibility of these schematic propositions: (a) Rational deliberative power (rational agency) is a defining feature of mature human… — Lawrence C. Becker Copy Share Image
