Liberté (4) Le libre-arbitre cartésien

Lecture et commentaire libre d'un extrait du texte de Simone Weil paru en 1942 et intitulé De l'attention (1942). Je vous partage, non pas un plan intégralement rédigé, mais un effort de problématisation tous azimuts, des débuts de définitions, des rappels méthodologiques utiles. ...  Show more

Lecture commentée d'un texte de Simone Weil sur l'Etat et la guerre, extrait des Réflexions sur les causes de la liberté et de l'oppression sociale (1934). Sont aussi cités : Marshall Sahlins, Age de Pierre, âge d'abondance, 1972. James C. Scott, Homo domesticus, une histoire pro ...  Show more

In this episode, we explore Meditations 3.11 and its profound insights into how we process and assent to impressions. The Stoics believed that our initial reactions to external events—our impressions—are often flawed, and it’s our responsibility to critically examine them before ...  Show more

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In this lesson, renowned Stoicism writer and philosopher Donald Robertson and Jon Brooks reflect on the unique personality of Socrates and his profound love for ...

In this episode, Tanner explores the rich insights of Meditations 3.4 by Marcus Aurelius, focusing on four main Stoic principles. Marcus warns against wasting time on unnecessary concerns about others, emphasizing opportunity cost and the importance of focusing on appropriate ext ...  Show more

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