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An investigation of the philosophy and contributions of Antisthenes, the ancient Greek thinker who was influential in the development of classical Cynicism. The work is based on both primary and secondary sources and demonstrates that Antisthenes' ideas are still relevant today.

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This book explicates the main ideas associated with classical Cynicism and argues that, its shortcomings notwithstanding, classical Cynicism furnishes us with a wealthy source of philosophical enlightenment.

Individual chapters are devoted to Antisthenes, Diogenes, and Crates, the three principal classical Cynics.

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The life and teachings of Diogenes of Sinope, the Greek philosopher who gave rise to classical Cynicism, deserve consideration because of their relevance to contemporary ethical issues.

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Explores the questions and issues that have engaged philosophers over the past twenty-five centuries.

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Explores the questions and issues that have engaged philosophers over the past twenty-five centuries.

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A research work for the study of the origins, development, and significance of the Cynical movement among the Greeks and Romans. This text provides bibliographical information on over 650 books and articles dealing with various aspects of Cynicism.