Common ground in epicureanism and stoicism?

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10 years 6 months ago #117050 by Alexandre Orion
I've do not really see them as unrelated, but more looking at the same aspect of experiencing 'what is good' from distinct perspectives. Taoism isn't precisely a middle, but an all-around ...

Epicureanism and Stoïcism see "things" from very similar angles, from the "what is", regardless of the source. A Taoist will contemplate all the angles, seen and unseen, from 'emergeance from' to 'return to' source ...

Very related, very comprehensive ...

Be a philosopher ; but, amidst all your philosophy, be still a man.
~ David Hume

Chaque homme a des devoirs envers l'homme en tant qu'homme.
~ Henri Bergson
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Alexandre Orion wrote: A Taoist will contemplate all the angles, seen and unseen, from 'emergeance from' to 'return to' source ...


Nice.... I like that!

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