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“To Know Thyself Is the Beginning of Wisdom”: Socrates on Self-Knowledge and the Good Life
Among all the ideas associated with Socrates, none is more enduring than the command “Know thyself.” Inscribed at the Temple of Apollo at Delphi and echoed throughout Socratic philosophy, the phrase captures...
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The Art of Happiness: Epicurus on Mastering Hatred, Jealousy, and Contempt
Epicurus is often misunderstood. His name is casually associated with indulgence, pleasure-seeking, and escape from responsibility. Yet few philosophers were as disciplined, sober, and psychologically...
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“The Insult Dishonors the One Who Inflicts It”: Diogenes of Sinope on Dignity and Contempt
Diogenes of Sinope, the most notorious of the Cynic philosophers, had little patience for social convention, public approval, or wounded pride. Living in deliberate poverty, mocking authority, and exposing...
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“If It Is Neither True, Nor Good, Nor Useful”: Socrates on the Ethics of Speech
Words shape the world long before actions do. They create reputations, provoke emotions, justify violence, and inspire hope. Long before the age of social media, gossip, and nonstop commentary, Socrates...
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De Ira: Seneca on Anger and the Most Dangerous Human Emotion
Among the Stoic philosophers of ancient Rome, Seneca stands out for his psychological precision. In De Ira (On Anger), he delivers one of the most penetrating analyses of anger ever written. Unlike many...
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“No One Is Wrong on Purpose”: What Socrates Really Meant About Human Behavior
Few statements in Western philosophy are as deceptively simple—and as deeply challenging—as Socrates’ claim that “no one is wrong on purpose.” At first glance, the idea sounds naïve. History and daily...
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“It’s the relationship that heals, not the techniques.”(Love's Executioner and Other Tales of Psychotherapy by Irvin D. Yalom)

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