The Philosophy of Education
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[With the principle of Stoicism the Greek has finally deserted the aesthetic standpoint and arrived at the Roman principle. To be imperturbable ("ataraxy") in the midst of calamity is the object of both Stoics and Epicureans. The former strives, by cultivating his will through self-denial and his intellect through reflection, to build for himself a world in the depths of his soul secure from external events. The Epicurean seeks to make the most of the world as it actually is, and to make sure o...f happiness, but he takes care to hold his feelings under restraint, and, like the Stoic, to create his happiness by thinking and willing.] § 216. The educational significance of Stoicism and Epicureanism consists in this, that, after the public moral life was sundered from the private, the individual began to educate himself, through philosophical culture, into stability of character, for which reason the Eoman emperors particularly disliked the Stoics. At many times, a devotion to the Stoic philosophy was sufficient to make one suspected.
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[With the principle of Stoicism the Greek has finally deserted the aesthetic standpoint and arrived at the Roman principle. To be imperturbable ("ataraxy") in the midst of calamity is the object of both Stoics and Epicureans. The former strives, by cultivating his will through self-denial and his intellect through reflection, to build for himself a world in the depths of his soul secure from external events. The Epicurean seeks to make the most of the world as it actually is, and to make sure o...f happiness, but he takes care to hold his feelings under restraint, and, like the Stoic, to create his happiness by thinking and willing.] § 216. The educational significance of Stoicism and Epicureanism consists in this, that, after the public moral life was sundered from the private, the individual began to educate himself, through philosophical culture, into stability of character, for which reason the Eoman emperors particularly disliked the Stoics. At many times, a devotion to the Stoic philosophy was sufficient to make one suspected.
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