Knowledge and virtue in early Stoicism

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Exploring the epistemological views of early Stoics, this book delves into fundamental questions about the nature of knowledge, perception, and understanding. It examines how knowledge is acquired, the role of arguments in forming beliefs, and the reasons behind human errors in judgment. Through a detailed analysis, it sheds light on the Stoic perspective on cognition and the processes that shape our understanding of the world.