Exploring the Nuances of Pride in Stoic Philosophy

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This chapter delves into the concept of pride in Stoic philosophy, examining whether it should be based on material possessions or choices made. It also discusses the distinction between being proud for one's children and being proud of them, favoring admiration and joy over pride in their accomplishments.

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