Donald Robertson | Stoic Wisdom for Modern Leaders (and Life)
Perennial Wisdom
Understanding Anger and Empathy Through Stoicism
This chapter explores the philosophical notion that evil actions stem from misguided beliefs rather than inherent malice, using historical dictators as examples. It emphasizes the importance of recognizing and addressing anger in therapeutic contexts while balancing compassion and justice, drawing on Stoic philosophy. The discussion highlights how societal pressures can simplify morality, urging a deeper understanding of emotional complexities as a pathway to self-improvement and healthier interpersonal dynamics.
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