

Chatter: Stoicism and the Military with Prof. Nancy Sherman
Oct 8, 2024
Nancy Sherman, a professor at Georgetown University and author of 'Stoic Warriors', discusses the influence of Stoicism on military ethics and resilience. She reveals how ancient principles shape decision-making and emotional regulation among service members. Sherman explores the duality of anger in military contexts, emphasizing control over uncontrolled emotions. The conversation highlights the significance of community support and moral dilemmas faced by soldiers, as well as the growing appeal of Stoicism in modern society.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Stoicism in Military Resilience
01:41 • 16min
Stoicism and Morality in Military Ethics
18:02 • 22min
The Role of Anger in Stoicism and Military Contexts
40:30 • 4min
Protecting Personal Data Privacy in the Digital Age
44:07 • 4min
The Duality of Anger in Military Contexts
47:56 • 8min
Stoicism and Military Healing
55:47 • 21min
The Dance of Military Tradition: Insights on Movement and Emotion
01:16:44 • 3min
Reflections on Dance, Travel, and Insightful Conversations
01:19:44 • 3min