The Inner Citadel
Dr. Sugrue discussed the concept of the "Inner Citadel," a metaphor used by Marcus Aurelius to describe the mind's capacity to maintain its integrity and rationality in the face of external turmoil and adversity. This concept is central to understanding how Stoicism equips individuals to deal with the challenges of life.
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Dr. Michael Sugrue, a noted professor of history and philosophy, has shared his insights on Marcus Aurelius and Stoicism in several lectures and presentations. I summarize the key takeaways of Dr. Sugrue's analysis of Marcus Aurelius
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