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This text remains the only English translation of Bonhöffer's classic, definitive examination of Epictetus's ethics. Thorough, knowledgeable, perceptive, and accessible, the unity of this book and its thematic presentation make it an invaluable resource for both scholars and general readers eager to apply Stoic thinking in their daily lives. The translation is crisp, clear, consistent, and very readable. Careful attention to the details and nuances of the German as well as the Greek of Epictetus make this an excellent achievement. This new edition includes a useful biography of Bonhöffer, a…mehr
This text remains the only English translation of Bonhöffer's classic, definitive examination of Epictetus's ethics. Thorough, knowledgeable, perceptive, and accessible, the unity of this book and its thematic presentation make it an invaluable resource for both scholars and general readers eager to apply Stoic thinking in their daily lives. The translation is crisp, clear, consistent, and very readable. Careful attention to the details and nuances of the German as well as the Greek of Epictetus make this an excellent achievement. This new edition includes a useful biography of Bonhöffer, a new overview of the last twenty years of scholarship on Epictetus, and an extensive bibliography. It is essential reading for students taking courses on ancient Hellenistic or Roman philosophy, their instructors, and any non-academics who want to learn Stoicism.
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Autorenporträt
William O. Stephens is Professor Emeritus of Philosophy at Creighton University. His books include Epictetus's Encheiridion: A New Translation and Guide to Stoic Ethics (2023), Marcus Aurelius: A Guide for the Perplexed (2012), Stoic Ethics: Epictetus and Happiness as Freedom (2007), and The Person: Readings in Human Nature (2006).
Inhaltsangabe
C. Ritter's Biography of A. Bonhöffer - An Overview of Scholarship on Epictetus 2000-2020 - References - Acknowledgments - Select Abbreviations - Bonhöffer's Foreword - Bonhöffer's Table of Contents - The Foundation of Moral Obligation - The Highest Good or the End (Telos) - Desire According to Nature or the Rational Outlook on Life - Action According to Nature or the Correct Fulfillment of Duty - Judgment According to Nature (Intellectual Development of the Mind) - The Moral Predisposition - Sin - Moral Progress and Perfection - Concluding Consideration - Appendix - The Stoic Telos Formulae - The Stoic Doctrine of Suicide - The th ni and th mi - The Views of the Stoics on Acquisition - Stoic Pantheism - Greek Subject Index - Index of Names - List of Authors Cited.
C. Ritter's Biography of A. Bonhöffer - An Overview of Scholarship on Epictetus 2000-2020 - References - Acknowledgments - Select Abbreviations - Bonhöffer's Foreword - Bonhöffer's Table of Contents - The Foundation of Moral Obligation - The Highest Good or the End (Telos) - Desire According to Nature or the Rational Outlook on Life - Action According to Nature or the Correct Fulfillment of Duty - Judgment According to Nature (Intellectual Development of the Mind) - The Moral Predisposition - Sin - Moral Progress and Perfection - Concluding Consideration - Appendix - The Stoic Telos Formulae - The Stoic Doctrine of Suicide - The th ni and th mi - The Views of the Stoics on Acquisition - Stoic Pantheism - Greek Subject Index - Index of Names - List of Authors Cited.
Rezensionen
"Bonhöffer's Die Ethik des stoikers Epictet, published in 1894, is still absolutely essential reading. There is no corner of Epictetus's thought that he leaves unexplored. William O. Stephens's translation of the book could not be bettered: with a fluent pen, he preserves the clarity and readability of the original. Everyone interested in Epictetus, from professional scholars to Modern Stoics, is in his debt for having made the book more widely available."-Robin Waterfield, translator of Marcus Aurelius and Epictetus
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