Talk:Role ethics

To enhance this article, I suggest adding Epictetus introduction of Role Ethics to Stoicism. “ One of the innovations that Epictetus brought to Stoicism is the development of a sophisticated “role ethics,” an approach to ethics based on taking seriously the different roles we all play in life: the general role of a human being in society at large; roles that we choose for ourselves, such as being a father, or a friend; and roles that the circumstances assign to us, such as being a son or daughter. Epictetus’s role ethics was in turn an elaboration and advancement on a similar concept developed by Panaetius, a philosopher of the middle Stoa, who lived from 185 to 109 BCE.” (The Stoic Guide to a Happy Life by Massimo Pigliucci) --JoeB (talk) 20:09, 5 February 2021 (UTC)