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From Vol. 2, Issue 1, January 2020

Stoic miscellany

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BE A PHILOSOPHER-IN-RESIDENCE IN ATHENS 

Alkistis Agio and Matina Agiorgiti announce the Philosopher-in-Residence program at the Agiorgiti residence. The residence is open for those who want to spend some time in Athens (one week to one year) pursuing their philosophical interest. The program is open to everyone who is interested in ancient Greek philosophy. 

The residence has six private rooms and many common areas. The residence offers WIFI and cooking/storage facilities. Prices include all amenities including cleaning service weekly. 

The Agiorgiti Residence offers monthly symposiums and we recommend interesting events/happenings around Athens. However residents are expected to live independently and pursue their interests. 

The residency does not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, national origin, gender identity and/or disability. 

For more information, please contact 

https://www.agiorgiti-residence.com/application.html 


STOIC ARTICLES 

I write approximately eight to ten blog posts every month. They appear in different sources and here are some of the recent ones. If any of my blogs is behind a paywall, I try to make it available free for everyone by republishing it later on thestoicgym.com website. Here are some of my recent blogs: 

How to be Happy: Seneca’s Dozen 

In this article, I outline the ten principles Seneca advocates for a happy life. 

https://medium.com/stoicism-philosophy-as-a-way-of-life/how-to-be-happy-senecas-dozen-8651da9525b7

Stoic Foundations: Epictetus’ Ten 

In his first book of Discourses, Epictetus outlines the foundational principles of Stoicism. This blog is a summary of those principles. 

https://medium.com/stoicism-philosophy-as-a-way-of-life/stoic-foundations-epictetus-ten-af79ccbcc7f4 

Ten Stoic Choices of Epictetus 

In his second book of Discourses, Epictetus describes the ten choices faced by a Stoic and how to handle them. This blog describes those choices. 

https://medium.com/stoicism-philosophy-as-a-way-of-life/stoic-foundations-epictetus-ten-af79ccbcc7f4 *** 

Stoicism: My One-Minute Elevator Pitch 

How would you describe Stoicism to someone in one minute? Here is my elevator pitch! https://www.thestoicgym.com/stoicism-my-one-minute-elevator-pitch/ 

The Trichotomy Fallacy 

The ‘dichotomy of control’ is fundamental to Stoicism. Recently some have argued that we need a third category. Do we? In this article, I explain what is wrong with the idea of a Stoic trichotomy. 

https://www.thestoicgym.com/the-trichotomy-fallacy/

Modern Stoicism and Clearing its Cobwebs 

This is a series of ongoing correspondence between British Cognitive Behavioral Therapist Tim Lebon and Chuck Chakrapani. The topics currently under discussion are: 

Tim LeBon and Chuck Chakrapani analyze each of the above assumptions to assess whether they are “gems” or simply cobwebs that need to be cleared. 

https://letter.wiki/conversation/265 

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