Summary
This video provides an introduction to the philosophy of Epikur, focusing on hedonism. It compares Epikur's doctrine with the kirinaric doctrine, defining hedonism as the pursuit of pleasure, joy, or sensual desire as the ultimate goal of actions. The video explains the two types of lust in Epikur's philosophy - kinetic and static, and delves into discussions on fear, death, and how to manage pain and sustain pleasure according to Epikur's teachings. It offers insights on overcoming the fear of death by understanding it as the end of sensations and reinterpreting pain while indulging in pleasurable experiences.
Introduction to Epikur's Philosophy
Introduction to the philosophy of Epikur with a focus on hedonism. Epikur was born in Samos and developed a hedonistic doctrine.
Hedonism and Telos
Comparison of Epicus' philosophy with the kirinaric doctrine. Hedonism defined as Telos for pleasure, lust, joy, or sensual desire, representing the ultimate goal of actions.
Types of Lust
Explanation of two types of lust in Epicur's philosophy - kinetic and static or static and unmoving lust related to physical and mental suffering.
Fear and Death
Discussion on fear and death in Epicur's philosophy. Explanation on how to overcome fear of death by understanding it as the end of sensations.
Pain and Sustainability
Explanation of managing pain and sustaining pleasure according to Epicur's philosophy. Discussion on reinterpreting pain and indulging in pleasurable experiences.
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