Stoa Conversations: Stoicism Applied
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Epictetus and His Critics (Episode 234) (opens the original)
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Emily Wilson translated The Odyssey . She also reviewed a new translation of Epictetus, and she wasn’t impressed. Michael thinks she got him wrong. Not because she doesn’t know the ancient world. She does. Because her criticisms rest on misreadings that a lot of smart, well-read people make. Caleb and Michael work through three of them. Epictetus ignores collective action. Epictetus wrote therapy for privileged men. Epictetus is good for pain but bad for love. One of her points lands. The other
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