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The 76 pages that link to Stoicism, each with the reason it gives.

• Alfred de VignyRelated: The wolf in La Mort du loup exemplifies the self-command Vigny admired under unavoidable suffering.

• CourageRelated: Stoic accounts connect courage with acting rightly despite fear, pain, or loss.

• Nicomachean EthicsCompared with: Stoics give virtue a stricter sufficiency for happiness than Aristotle’s account of external goods allows.

• Wu weiCompared with: Both address how to meet events, but Stoicism grounds conduct in rational virtue rather than the Dao.

• CarneadesCompared with: Carneades challenged the Stoic claim that certain, apprehensive impressions could ground knowledge.

• EpictetusNarrower topic: Epictetus taught a practical Roman-era form of this wider philosophical tradition.

• If—Related: The poem’s composure under praise, blame, and loss resembles Stoic discipline, though it is not a philosophical treatise.

• NeopythagoreanismCompared with: Its practical ethics offered a rival account of virtue without Neopythagorean number mysticism.

• NeostoicismNarrower topic: Neostoicism drew its ethical discipline and account of virtue from this ancient tradition.

• PyrrhoCompared with: Stoic epistemology defended reliable impressions, against the skeptical challenge to certainty.

• Albert EllisRelated: Ellis drew inspiration from the Stoic idea that judgments, rather than events alone, shape emotional disturbance.

• Do Not Go Gentle into That Good NightCompared with: The poem’s insistence on raging against death contrasts with ideals of disciplined acceptance.

• Cardinal virtuesCompared with: Its account of virtue and emotion differs from traditions that organize moral life around four cardinal virtues.

• De OfficiisRelated: Cicero adapts Stoic ethics while addressing Roman public and private responsibilities.

• History of human rightsRelated: Its idea of a shared rational nature helped inform claims of universal human dignity.

• Marguerite YourcenarRelated: Stoic thought informs the reflections on power, aging, and mortality in Memoirs of Hadrian.

• Memoirs of HadrianRelated: Stoic ideas inform the narrator’s meditations on duty, suffering, and death.

• Ancient philosophyCompared with: Stoic ethics locates freedom in disciplined judgment rather than external fortune.

• Aversion to happinessCompared with: Stoic restraint concerns attachment and judgment, not necessarily avoidance of happiness.

• DiogenesNarrower topic: Stoicism inherited Cynic themes while developing a more systematic account of ethics and social duty.

• Epistulae Morales ad LuciliumNarrower topic: Seneca uses its ethical principles as the letters’ main framework.

• History of ethicsBroader topic: Its ethics offered a durable account of self-command and moral duty.

• HylozoismRelated: Stoic accounts of matter infused by active pneuma became a developed ancient kin of hylozoism.

• Ken TakakuraRelated: His characters’ controlled responses became central to how audiences described his screen presence.

• Natural rights and legal rightsNarrower topic: Its account of shared human reason helped shape later ideas of universal moral standing.

• On the Consolation of PhilosophyCompared with: The dialogue shares Stoic concern with inner stability but grounds its answer in divine providence.