Being Better: Stoicism for a World Worth Living In
The Stoics themselves were immigrants from all over the Hellenistic and Roman world, from the upper echelons of Roman imperial society to the lower classes of slaves and low-skilled laborers. They understood that despite our ethnic and social differences, all humans share bonds of care, kinship, and reason. That applies today as much as it did for the several hundreds of years that Stoic philosophy was popular in the ancient world.
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