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'''Shaftonism''' (High Coscivian: ''Sciavtoriseon'', Kiravic: ''Śavtorisēn'') is a school of thought and a philosophical, ethical, and cultural tradition that originated in ancient Coscivian history from the teachings of Shafto and was further cultivated by successive generations of thinkers, known as the ''trastrav'' ("reflectors"). Shaftonist ideas and practices became enormously influential during the Second Coscivian Empire, cementing Shaftonism as one of the defining themes of [[Coscivian civilisation]]. | '''Shaftonism''' (High Coscivian: ''Sciavtoriseon'', Kiravic: ''Śavtorisēn'') is a school of thought and a philosophical, ethical, and cultural tradition that originated in ancient Coscivian history from the teachings of Shafto and was further cultivated by successive generations of thinkers, known as the ''trastrav'' ("reflectors"). Shaftonist ideas and practices became enormously influential during the Second Coscivian Empire, cementing Shaftonism as one of the defining themes of [[Coscivian civilisation]]. | ||
Mediæval and modern philosophers have drawn parallels between Shaftonism and both {{wp|stoicism|stoïcism}} and {{wp|process philosophy}}. | |||
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