What are the essential readings on stoic philosophy?
>>1287374
Letters from a Stoic - Seneca
Enchiridion - Epictetus
Meditations - Marky Marc
>>1287378
Thanks. I'm currently reading Meditations and enjoying it greatly.
While doing some research on stoicism on Wikipedia I happened upon an article on stoic physics which, as a physics student, I found very enthralling. Does anyone know if there are any compiled readings that expound on stoic physics or is it all pretty much scattered through the works of various philosophers?
The article:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stoic_physics
>Fatalism
Into the trash.
>>1287809
You wasted 30 seconds of your life to post that here. I want you to reflect on how little your time means if you consider that a constructive utilization of it.
>>1287817
>30 seconds
How slow do you type?
>>1287821
8 words per minute. Are you retarded, too?
>>1287395
>I found very enthralling
>and enjoying it greatly.
You are doing it wrong.
>>1287895
In this moment, I am uneuphoric. Not because of any phony emotion's blessing, but because I am enlightened by my stoicism.
>>1287895
Not who you're responding to but Stoicism doesn't oppose enjoyment. It just says not to become dependent so that when it is no longer there you will not be sad
>>1287378
>>1287395
In addition to the main sources, I recently read pic related and I think it was a really good synthesis on the philosophy and some modern applications.
Also google "stoic six pack", the first volume compiles all the sources that anon suggested.
