The Handbook (Encheiridion)¶
Epictetus. (1983). The Handbook (Encheiridion).
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- Minimalism
- … code, a designer creating a spare interface, a lifestyle practitioner decluttering possessions (Kondo 2014), a musician composing with repetitive structures (Reich 1968), and a philosopher examining essential properties (Hadot 1995 on Stoic and ascetic traditions, with primary sources in Epictetus's Enchiridion
This sourceHackett. Stoic primary source: "Some things are in our control and others not" — the canonical articulation of voluntary simplification of desire as philosophical practice.
- … code, a designer creating a spare interface, a lifestyle practitioner decluttering possessions (Kondo 2014), a musician composing with repetitive structures (Reich 1968), and a philosopher examining essential properties (Hadot 1995 on Stoic and ascetic traditions, with primary sources in Epictetus's Enchiridion
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