217 - Interview With Donald J. Robertson

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Introduction

00:00 • 2min

2

The Ituminate Elevator Speech

02:00 • 2min

3

Is There a Way to Say Yes and No?

03:39 • 3min

4

We Know More About Marcus Aurelius Than We Do About Any Other Ancient Philosopher

07:00 • 4min

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Graphic Novels and Stoicism

10:47 • 4min

6

The Meditations Are Written in a Very Vague Way

14:47 • 3min

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What You're Saying in His Death Is Plausible

17:45 • 4min

8

What Marcus Says About Hadrian?

21:23 • 3min

9

Is Markus Really Saying Such and Such?

24:23 • 3min

10

Is That Really What's Going on With Marcus?

27:37 • 3min

11

Epitetus, Seneca, and Epiphroditus

31:05 • 6min

12

The Joke and Meditations of Epictetus

36:47 • 3min

13

The Most Important Principle of Stoicism in Your Life

39:26 • 4min

14

Trevia - The Word for Cetadel in Greek?

43:15 • 5min

15

How to Deal With Anxiety and Depression in a Macro Perspective

48:16 • 4min

16

The Art of Stoic Joy by Donald Irvine

52:15 • 6min

17

The Canademographics of Stoicism

58:08 • 3min

18

Zen Buddhism and Buddhism in Japan

01:01:03 • 3min

19

The Way on the Power

01:03:46 • 3min

20

Wrestling, a Stoic Philosopher

01:06:34 • 3min

21

Do You Practice Mindfulness?

01:09:18 • 5min

22

Nothing Terrible Has Happened to You

01:14:16 • 2min

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How Does Stoicism Change Your Language?

01:15:50 • 3min

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The Most Relevant Part of Stoicism to Day

01:18:50 • 4min

25

What Are the Facts?

01:23:03 • 4min

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How Much Control Do We Have Over External Events?

01:27:13 • 4min

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Why Would You Blame the Father for the Son's Behaviour?

01:31:29 • 3min

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The Book of Adiction Is Coming Out July Twelfth, 22

01:34:00 • 3min