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Philosophy and Women in History
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The concept of 'amor fati,' meaning loving your fate, relates to the idea of releasing control and being carried in life, which is often interpreted as mindfulness or self-reflection. The role of women throughout history in the development of philosophy is being reevaluated as potential influencers in the field.
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The idea of amor fati, or "loving your fate," can be applied to sailing through a storm and allowing the tiller to guide the boat.
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The idea of amor fati, or "loving your fate," can be applied to sailing through a storm and allowing the tiller to guide the boat. Removing philosophy from the equation, sailing can be a fun and effective way to let go and allow yourself to be carried through life's challenges.
ChapterPhilosophy and Women in History
Episode#497 - Donald Robertson - The Stoicism Secrets Of Marcus Aurelius
PodcastModern Wisdom
This episode discusses the concept of "pithyia" in ancient philosophy, which refers to investigating oneself and understanding one's own character.
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This episode discusses the concept of "pithyia" in ancient philosophy, which refers to investigating oneself and understanding one's own character.
ChapterPhilosophy and Women in History
Episode#497 - Donald Robertson - The Stoicism Secrets Of Marcus Aurelius
PodcastModern Wisdom
The phrase "Know Thyself" may not solely refer to introspective work or self-reflection, but also serve as a reminder of mortal limitations, according to Greek philosophy.
1:04:11 - 1:05:29 (01:18)
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The phrase "Know Thyself" may not solely refer to introspective work or self-reflection, but also serve as a reminder of mortal limitations, according to Greek philosophy. The concept was inscribed at the entrance of the temple of Apollo, symbolizing the idea of human finiteness.