That bad habit Aristotle calls the vice of cowardice (MORTIMER J. ADLER)
Aristotle calls another aspect of moral virtue courage. Just as temperance is an habitual disposition to resist the lure of pleasures for the sake...
Aristotle calls another aspect of moral virtue courage. Just as temperance is an habitual disposition to resist the lure of pleasures for the sake...
Seligman defines optimism in terms of how people explain to themselves their successes and failures. People who are optimistic see a failure as due to...
We are all hollow and empty; it is not with wind and sound that we have to fill ourselves; to restore ourselves we...
I have ever been esteemed one of Fortune's chiefest favourites; nor will I complain or find fault with the course my life has...
AFarmer placed nets on his newly-sown plowlands and caught a number of Cranes, which came to pick up his seed. With them he...
Similar to our concept of destiny, destina concerns the idea that each one of us has a true path that we were born...
If you’ve regrets, and moderate emotions touch your heart, then halt your feet, while you can, at the first threshold. Crush the evil germs of...
The megalomaniac differs from the narcissist by the fact that he wishes to be powerful rather than charming, and seeks to be feared...
To me, to be innocent is all that is to be achieved. Be innocent, and the divine is always blissfully flowing toward you....
But we should, as Panaetius also has somewhere remarked, make use of the precept of Anaxagoras, and just as he, at the death...