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Cynic Hero and Cynic King: Studies in the Cynic Conception of Man
The Classical Weekly, 1951J. H. Waszink, Ragnar Hoistad
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2008
Once regarded as a minor Socratic school, Cynicism is now admired as one of the more creative and influential philosophical movements in antiquity. First arising in the city-states of late classical Greece, Cynicism thrived through the Hellenistic and Roman periods, until the triumph of Christianity and the end of pagan antiquity.
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Once regarded as a minor Socratic school, Cynicism is now admired as one of the more creative and influential philosophical movements in antiquity. First arising in the city-states of late classical Greece, Cynicism thrived through the Hellenistic and Roman periods, until the triumph of Christianity and the end of pagan antiquity.
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2018
Cynicism (originating in the mid-fourth century bc) was arguably the most original and influential branch of the Socratic tradition in antiquity, whether we consider its impact on the formation of Stoicism or its role in the Roman Empire as a popular philosophy and literary tradition.
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Cynicism (originating in the mid-fourth century bc) was arguably the most original and influential branch of the Socratic tradition in antiquity, whether we consider its impact on the formation of Stoicism or its role in the Roman Empire as a popular philosophy and literary tradition.
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2000
Abstract Socrates is an important literary and theoretical presence in the work of Dio Chrysostom. A quick look at any modern edition of the Orations will confirm this. Of all the philosophers mentioned in the writings of Dio, Socrates is the one who receives the greatest number of citations: more than Plato, Aristotle, the Stoics, and ...
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Abstract Socrates is an important literary and theoretical presence in the work of Dio Chrysostom. A quick look at any modern edition of the Orations will confirm this. Of all the philosophers mentioned in the writings of Dio, Socrates is the one who receives the greatest number of citations: more than Plato, Aristotle, the Stoics, and ...
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The Cynicism of Diogenes and the Concept of Cynicism
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Cynical consumer: how social cynicism impacts consumer attitude
Journal of Consumer Marketing, 2021Sanjeev Varshney
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Organizational cynicism: Spillover effects on supervisor–subordinate relationships and performance
Leadership Quarterly, 2012Pedro Neves
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