Does Cosmic Nature Matter?

Marcelo D. Boeri

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Abstract This chapter is divided into two main parts: the first one (sections 2-3) deals with some textual arguments intending to show that some assumptions of what is referred to as ‘the heterodox view’ are wrong. The second part (sections 4-5) focuses on what probably is the most problematic point of the cosmological ethics of the Stoics: how the particular tenets of Stoic ethics are related to cosmic nature or, in other words, how some ethical tenets can be somehow connected with our knowledge of cosmic nature.

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