This article analyses the most important and interesting aspects of the Ancient Greek Cynicism: diagnosis of the main disease of Ancient Greek civilization and prescribed medicine for that malignant malady. The article also treats the relevance of that medicine to the modern form of above mentioned malady. The article begins with the Ancient Cynics’ severe criticism of the Antique Greece civilization. According to Cynics, civilization annihilates temperance – the main feature and essential virtue of human nature. Furthermore, civilization replaces temperance with surplus of pleasures, regarded as the state of dangerous disease. According to Cynics, there is only one remedy for this disease, namely, the return to the natural radical temperan...
This article discusses the limitations and advantages of using ›asceticism‹ as a universal category ...
The article compares views of Plato and Aristotle regarding their attitude to the problem of rationa...
This article discusses the limitations and advantages of using ›asceticism‹ as a universal category ...
Kinikų filosofija išgarsėjo pirmuoju Vakarų kultūros istorijoje totaliu maištu prieš civilizaciją. P...
Antikos kinizmas buvo ištisa filosofinė srovė su savo ideologais ir priešininkais. Tiesa, daugelis f...
The article deals with the teaching of the Church Fathers on the consumption of wine and the ensuing...
The author of the article presents Greek sympotic and dining customs mentioned by Philoxenus of Leuc...
The author of the article presents Greek sympotic and dining customs mentioned by Philoxenus of Leuc...
The article presented various examples of suicides committed in ancient times, as well as its asses...
The article talks about the medical care for older people in ancient Greco-Roman world. The Presocra...
Dionysian philia in Euripides' Cyclops The article deals with one of the key motifs of Euripides' C...
Dionysian philia in Euripides' Cyclops The article deals with one of the key motifs of Euripides' C...
Straipsnyje nagrinėjamos kūrybinės technologijos, taikytos antikinėje filosofijoje. Straipsnio autor...
Le cynisme est un mouvement philosophique qui s’est développé en Grèce à partir du IVe s. av. J.-C. ...
The present article is based on an analysis of a passage included in book V of De materia medica by ...
This article discusses the limitations and advantages of using ›asceticism‹ as a universal category ...
The article compares views of Plato and Aristotle regarding their attitude to the problem of rationa...
This article discusses the limitations and advantages of using ›asceticism‹ as a universal category ...
Kinikų filosofija išgarsėjo pirmuoju Vakarų kultūros istorijoje totaliu maištu prieš civilizaciją. P...
Antikos kinizmas buvo ištisa filosofinė srovė su savo ideologais ir priešininkais. Tiesa, daugelis f...
The article deals with the teaching of the Church Fathers on the consumption of wine and the ensuing...
The author of the article presents Greek sympotic and dining customs mentioned by Philoxenus of Leuc...
The author of the article presents Greek sympotic and dining customs mentioned by Philoxenus of Leuc...
The article presented various examples of suicides committed in ancient times, as well as its asses...
The article talks about the medical care for older people in ancient Greco-Roman world. The Presocra...
Dionysian philia in Euripides' Cyclops The article deals with one of the key motifs of Euripides' C...
Dionysian philia in Euripides' Cyclops The article deals with one of the key motifs of Euripides' C...
Straipsnyje nagrinėjamos kūrybinės technologijos, taikytos antikinėje filosofijoje. Straipsnio autor...
Le cynisme est un mouvement philosophique qui s’est développé en Grèce à partir du IVe s. av. J.-C. ...
The present article is based on an analysis of a passage included in book V of De materia medica by ...
This article discusses the limitations and advantages of using ›asceticism‹ as a universal category ...
The article compares views of Plato and Aristotle regarding their attitude to the problem of rationa...
This article discusses the limitations and advantages of using ›asceticism‹ as a universal category ...