Summary |
The ancient Stoics divided their own philosophical system into three areas: logic, physics, and ethics. Those divisions do not always map neatly onto modern divisions of the subject. The inter-related nature of the Stoic system can also make classification sometimes appear arbitrary. In the subdivision here epistemology is separated from logic, and political philosophy is separated from ethics. General studies, including studies of the Stoic system itself and Stoic metaphilosophy are grouped under 'Stoics: Misc'. |