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Jack, thanks for your insightful message. The Delphic maxims are intriguing. The difficulty lies in practical application. For example, the last one -...
Sheila Skojec
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Apr 1, 2005
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Thanks for the response. Makes good sense. Cam _____ From: Regis Alain Barbier [mailto:barbier@...] Sent: Thursday, March 31, 2005 11:06 PM To:...
Cam
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Apr 1, 2005
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A great answer Greg. I like the distinction between intention and wisdom. To me, that's an important point. Cam _____ From: ellis gregory...
Cam
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Thanks to everyone for your friendly welcome. I will put my response to all of you on this one email so as not to deliver multiple emails all at once. I will...
coberst2001
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Apr 1, 2005
5:57 pm
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You address several issues, on which I'll comment briefly. The list of specific virtues relate to different areas or departments of life, but from the...
Jan Garrett
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Apr 1, 2005
8:21 pm
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coberst2001 wrote: [snip] ... That's an interesting question, and to some extent it's a matter of taste. Personally, I prefer to leave my critical thinking hat...
robin
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Chuck wrote: ____________ Steve--I wonder what is the reasonable attitude to take when one studies such things as classical ethics as exemplified by the...
Steve & Oxsana Marquis
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Apr 2, 2005
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I am 34 y. old, male, programmer by occupation. The main reason why I am interested in Stoic Ethics is proposed eventuall effect of its practical aplication...
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Apr 2, 2005
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For the stoic there is no dilema in the fact that there are around people not capable of reasoning and thus not capable to achieve the happiness in the stoic...
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Apr 2, 2005
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Hi Greg; Wisdom is to be measured in the wider scope; in the edge of eternity maybe. The border among it acquire some potency are the imminence of death [at...
Regis Alain Barbier
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Apr 2, 2005
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Regis Alain Barbier wrote: [snip] ... That's true to some extent, but I can speak from experience that people have led me to believe in falsehoods, and to...
robin
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Apr 2, 2005
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Hi Robin; Epictetus also said that [whenever the body and its assistance are essential, nothing is in your power] but it is clear that as god and mater are a...
Regis Alain Barbier
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Apr 3, 2005
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Regis wrote: ____________ I am asking to those more acquainted with Hellenistic culture if the concept of love, in this sense, would be fairly linked with the...
Steve & Oxsana Marquis
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Regis wrote in response to Robin: ____________ In relation to the point you are stressing it is clear that mind manipulation, induction, subliminal subjection...
Steve & Oxsana Marquis
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Apr 4, 2005
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Steve writes 'Intelligence, then, is the state the agent is in who has learned to reason well about moral matters-not in a particular sphere, but generally. ...
Nigel Glassborow
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Apr 4, 2005
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Greg wrote: ____________ My main beef with disposition is that, as far as I have read in descriptions of virtue ethics as described on the Internet...
Steve & Oxsana Marquis
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Greg wrote: ____________ Some will argue, how can a person be virtuous if they can potentially perform an act that accidentally causes harm to others because...
Steve & Oxsana Marquis
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Nigel wrote: ____________ Why can't we get to the point of discussing Stoicism in all of its glory - a simple spiritual philosophy that offers a path to a life...
Steve & Oxsana Marquis
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Murder in the first degree is cold-blooded murder. Such an action is called `cold blooded' because it is performed with malice after careful consideration....
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Chuck wrote: ____________ Habits are the result of cold-blooded action. One develops habits over an extended period of time. Habits are a reflection of will....
Steve & Oxsana Marquis
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Apr 5, 2005
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Steve I cannot identify easily where we agree and do not agree. I will just say that remnants of old habits probably remain with us for a very long time....
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Apr 5, 2005
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Steve & Oxsana Marquis wrote: [snip] ... A very good question. The first consideration is what it means to hold someone accountable for their actions, and I...
robin
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Apr 5, 2005
11:03 pm
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It is worth noting that the term hexis in Aristotle's classical discussion of virtue, which is usually translated "disposition" (sometimes "state") is derived...
Jan E Garrett
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Apr 5, 2005
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Wonderful, another fan of George Lakoff in the ISF! For those interested in more, there are bibliographies, links, and some things I have written myself...
Jan E Garrett
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Apr 6, 2005
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Hi Steve; Just a glance a long time ago; well I am going to read them with care. Thank you. Best wishes; Régis Alain Barbier www.panhuasca.org ...
Regis Alain Barbier
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Apr 6, 2005
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Hi Nigel and Steve; About Intelligence and Anylisation: I guess that the origin of this unbalance and misapprehension may be quite remote. Whereas Socrates...
Regis Alain Barbier
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Apr 6, 2005
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... Thanks for posting these. I'm a bit of a Lakoff fan myself (with some reservations) and enjoyed reading your application of his theories to Stoicism. I may...
robin
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I have acquired my understanding of habits primarly from studying Dewey's essay "Habits and Will" when I was involved in a Great Books discussion group. For...
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Apr 6, 2005
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Jan I see that you also hold metaphor theory in high regard. I speculate that metaphor theory will eventually become the first paradigm for cognitive science....
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Apr 6, 2005
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Chuck, Being at best an amateur cognitive scientist, I hesitate to predict. If Lakoff and Johnson are right, the sort of work they did and the work of others...
Jan E Garrett
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