One adherent to this philosophy used the word "prohairesis" to describe the ability of a person to give or withhold assent to their impressions. "Prohairesis" was a key point in Enchiridion and Discourses, two works written by Epitectus, a proponent of this school of thought. The Late Era of this philosophy included Cleomedes and Seneca the Younger. One work of this philosophical school advises against self-indulgence. Zeno of Citium was the founder of, for 10 points, what movement whose philosophy was described by Marc
One adherent to this philosophy used the word "prohairesis" to describe the ability of a person to give or withhold assent to their impressions. "Prohairesis" was a key point in Enchiridion and Discourses, two works written by Epitectus, a proponent of this school of thought. The Late Era of this philosophy included Cleomedes and Seneca the Younger. One work of this philosophical school advises against self-indulgence. Zeno of Citium was the founder of, for 10 points, what movement whose philosophy was described by Marcus Aurelius in his Meditations and which encourages emotional restraint?
One adherent to this philosophy used the word "prohairesis" to describe the ability of a person to give or withhold assent to their impressions.
Stoicism