Alrighty folks, I'm taking a break from my usually politically related forum postings to ask a little about another realm of intellectual thought that interests me greatly - philosophy. While I don't know in full detail the history of the philosophical thoughts that emerged in the wake of WWI and WWII, I do believe it is largely considered to be the realm of a lot of more modern nihilist, existentialist, and absurdist veins of philosophical thought. (If anyone has some good sources beyond wikipedia on the history of those philosophical thoughts, I would love to know, and would greatly appreciate a PM on the matter.)
But my question is how do you get Stoicism to reemerge and come to a resurgence in the 20th Century either along with those aforementioned veins of thought or instead of - and what are the consequences of it doing so?
But my question is how do you get Stoicism to reemerge and come to a resurgence in the 20th Century either along with those aforementioned veins of thought or instead of - and what are the consequences of it doing so?