The Stoic Path to Happiness

This chapter explores happiness through Stoic philosophy, defining it as eudaimonia, a life worth living. It contrasts various philosophical perspectives, including those of Aristotle and Epicureanism, while emphasizing ethical behavior and social responsibilities. Through examples like Nelson Mandela, the chapter illustrates how a meaningful life can thrive even in the face of adversity.

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