James Warren, Epicurus and Democritean Ethics: An Archaeology of Ataraxia [Book Review]

Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews 2003 (5) (2003)
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Abstract

Epicurus’ debt to Democritus’ metaphysics is obvious. Even where Epicurus feels the need to modify Democritus’ metaphysics because of its skeptical or fatalist implications, he is working within Democritus’ general framework. The situation is quite different in ethics. Ancient critics of Epicurus claim that the Cyrenaics’ hedonism is the inspiration for his ethics, and in modern times, Epicurus’ ethics is usually viewed in the context of Aristotle’s eudaimonism

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