Titlebook: Gender and Sexuality in Stoic Philosophy; Malin Grahn-Wilder Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2018 ancient.stoics

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How to Take “Certain Spasms” Calmly—Sexuality in Stoic Philosophical Therapy an important discussion concerns the juxtaposition between good and bad forms of erotic love. The second subchapter presents a reading according to which the Stoic ethics was concerned with sexuality primarily because of the ways it endangers the individual’s inner freedom, not because sexuality per se was considered morally susceptible.

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“Holding Women in Common”—Gender in Early Stoic Utopiasnstitutions in the Stoic utopia, and proposes that sexual freedom would have prevailed among the sages of the utopian society. Plato’s ., the Cynics, and the early Stoics all promoted a polygamous ideal, formulated as “holding women in common”.

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Datenbereitstellung und -modellierung,e of ethics to cover the entire human kind. Nevertheless, one’s spouse and family form the privileged sphere for exercising virtue. This chapter analyzes the importance of this idea in the light of contemporary feminist thinkers who have emphasized the philosophical importance of private spheres of life, family, and intimate relationships.

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Perfumed Men and Bearded Philosophers—The Stoics on Signs of Gendered sign of wisdom often mentioned in the original sources. The final subchapter discusses the continuities and differences between the early and later Stoics’ ways of attaching meanings to culturally constructed gendered signs such as body hairs, perfumes, and physical looks.

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The Origin of Gender: Myths and Biologybackdrop for the Stoic views. The Stoics often refer to these earlier debates, and also some more specific questions such as the female role in embryology. Also, some of the more obscure Stoic fragments become understandable within the general framework of Ancient debates on gender.

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Fiery and Cold Natures—Stoic Physiognomics of Gendersting from the point of view of gender since it often labels different characteristics effeminate and masculine. There is evidence that at least certain Stoic thinkers sympathized with physiognomic ideas and applied them to their discussions on characteristics.

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