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あらすじ・解説
In Seneca's Letter 117, he emphasizes the importance of real ethics over syllogistic subtleties. He argues that true ethics should focus on practicality and the improvement of one's character, rather than getting caught up in intellectual debates and complicated reasoning. Seneca believes that ethical philosophy should guide individuals in their everyday lives, helping them to make better choices and become better people. He encourages his readers to prioritize virtue and moral actions over theoretical discussions and abstract concepts. According to Seneca, the true value of ethics lies in its ability to transform individuals and society for the better.