Abstract Objective: To understand how women and historically underrepresented minority medical students perceive radiology as a potential career choice. Methods: Medical students representing a broad spectrum of radiology exposure from a single institution were invited to partici…

Abstract Objective: To understand how women and historically underrepresented minority medical students perceive radiology as a potential career choice. Methods: Medical students representing a broad spectrum of radiology exposure from a single institution were invited to partici…

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…09], «How industrious is the Stoic God?», in R. SALLES (éd.), God and Cosmos in Stoicism, Oxford University Press, Oxford, pp. 23-45. T. BÉNATOUÏL [2012], «Théophraste: les limites éthiques, psychologiques et cos- mologiques de la contemplation», dans T. BÉNATOUÏL & M. BONAZZI (é…

…ding! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work. Why? Because Stoicism fundamentally misunderstands the nature of emotions, treating them as cognitive errors rather than as a distinct faculty with its own intelligence and value. This wasn't always inevitable. Be…

…or this by looking at the utility of SSI from a range of perspectives-including Stoicism and neoliberal understandings of education. A crucial aspect of Stoic philosophy, particularly relevant to SSI, is the Stoic view of physics as a necessary foundation or precursor for ethics.…

…rsity Press, 2004. ———. “Chrysippus on Physical Elements.” In God and Cosmos in Stoicism, ed. Ricardo Salles, 93–117. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2009. Couraud, Claude. “Pigments utilisés en préhistoire. Provenance, préparation, mode d’utilisation.” L’ Anthropologie (Paris) …

Is Santa a Stoic? William O. Stephens 23 December 2023 Others have compared Stoicism and Christianity. Instead, this time of year it’s natural to wonder whether Santa is a Stoic. Right away someone could object that only human beings are Stoics. Since Santa is an elf, Santa could…

…as a form of self-enterprise. Thus, I compare certain passages of late imperial Stoicism with contemporary critical literature in order to demonstrate that (1) a certain semantic contiguity led to an interpretation of the technologies of the self that is quite different from Fouc…

…Philosophy Behind Bars This chapter begins with an outline of the discussion of Stoicism in Full Sutton. Asking particip... more This chapter begins with an outline of the discussion of Stoicism in Full Sutton. Asking participant to consider ‘the good life’ it provides the basis …

…, but also from social representations of Roman virility. Both Epicureanism and Stoicism proposed spiritual techniques for dealing with physical pain. For ... more Both Epicureanism and Stoicism proposed spiritual techniques for dealing with physical pain. For the Stoics, it is t…

…n some respects looked, as Ferguson acknowledged, remarkably similar to ancient Stoicism. Heath includes a brief extract on Stoicism and Epicureanism from the History of the Roman Republic, and Ferguson explained the relationship between Stoic thought and his own moral position i…

…c philosophical schools – Epicureanism, Academic and Pyrrhonian Scepticism, and Stoicism – but also on equally important philosophical and ‘cultural’ traditions in order to achieve as comprehensive as possible an overview of the different epistemological approaches in the Helleni…

…scribe this compassion, suffering with Christ, a kind of otherworldly Christian stoicism, giving some due to Nussbaum’s objection. However there is yet another sense of ‘compassio’ in Tertullian that does look like the sense we have in mind where one takes on the suffering of tho…

…’s Moral Evil Prevention Re- quirements, in a way that neither Epicureanism nor Stoicism do: Kant does not permit the thought that anything like the ‘highest good’ is manifest in a world in which virtue is met with anything other than true happiness. I take it here that Kant’s co…