Stoic Conservatism

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Tristan J. Rogers ABSTRACT: What might a Stoic approach to politics look like? David Goodhart aptly describes the political divide pervading Western societies in terms of the ‘somewheres,’ who are communitarian, rooted in particular places, and resistant to social and political change, versus the ‘anywheres,’ who are cosmopolitan, mobile, and enthusiastic embracers of change. Stoicism …

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reprint Rogers, Tristan J. (2022) "Stoic Conservatism". Symposion: Theoretical and Applied Inquiries in Philosophy and Social Sciences 9(1):125-141

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