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Places to Discuss Stoicism on the Web

| Posted: on August 7 2013 | 0 Comment

Here are just three great places you can discuss Stoicism on the web:
1) this active ‘Stoicism’ discussion group on Facebook which has over 340 members….

2) The Reddit discussion group on Stoicism (updates from this group are also updated automatically on our sidebar).

3) And, of course, the wonderful International Stoic Forum!

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