The Relationship of Pleasure To Absence of Pain And Disturbance

The Relationship of Pleasure To Absence of Pain And Disturbance

    2. A model of painlessness / aponia consistent with Lucretius' "vessel" analogy and references to the fullness of pleasure

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    2. Slider models of pleasure vs. pain 9

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    2. Odyssey's example of a drug for mental pains 13

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    2. Hedonic Motivation - Seeking pleasure/reward and avoiding pain/punishment

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    2. Every Instance of "Ataraxia," "Eudaemonia," and "Tranquilatas" in a Core Epicurean Text 2

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    4. Don

    2. Is motivation to pursue pleasure the same as the motivation to remove pain? 5

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    2. "They Mistake For Pleasure The Mere Absence of Pain" - Thomas Jefferson 1

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    2. Why Tranquility Should Not Be the Main Goal for an Epicurean 52

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    2. An Unfortunate Article Suggesting That Katastematic Pleasure is "Necessary" and Kinetic Pleasure is "Unnecessary" 5

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    2. Discussion of Article "Challenging Ataraxia" by Haris Dimitriadis 6

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    2. The Problem of Leaving "Ataraxia" Untranslated 1

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    2. An Exchange with Haris Dimitriadis on Pleasure vs Ataraxia 3

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    2. Reducing "Tranquilism" to its Absurd Conclusion 6

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    2. Tranquility v Pleasure 24

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    4. Mike Anyayahan

    2. More Thoughts On Removal of Pain And The Letter to Menoeceus

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    2. Ataraxia: Tranquility at the End 3

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    2. An Exchange On The Use of Logic To Argue The "Absence of Pain" Issue

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    2. Karl Popper and the question: Is it worse to suffer pain than it is good to experience pleasure?

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    2. A Graphical Representation of Two Versions of "Absence of Pain" 1

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    2. Another Formulation of The "Absence of Pain" Issue, This One in Response to Elevic 1

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    2. Comments on "What Epicurus Can Teach Us About Freedom and Happiness"

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    2. Another Exchange on Ataraxia

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    2. "Absence of Pain" Discussion in Cicero's Criticism of Epciurus in On Ends

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    2. Gorgias - The Leaky Cask Hypothetical

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    2. Is "happiness" "prior" to being "tranquil"?

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    2. Comments on Painlessness

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