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ICPHS International Council for Philosophy and Humanistic Studies published by the International Council for Philosophy and Humanistic Studies with the support of Unesco Editors: Maurice Aymard Luca Maria Scarantino editions Editorial Board Advisory Board English French Issue no. 215 (54/3) - On Dignity Spanish (on line) Frances Albernaz Acknowledgments Arabic Unesco at 60 Chinese Henri Atlan Knowledge, Glory and 'on Human Dignity' About Diogenes Joseph Yacoub The Dignity of the Individual and of Peoples: The Contribution of Mesopotamia and of Syriac Heritage Next issues Michael Mousa Karayanni Multiculture me no more! On the Palestinian-Arab Minority of Israel Former issues Tanella Boni On the Integrity of the Body and the Struggle for Recognition History of Diogenes Ru Xin The Human Person in the Chinese Civilisation Index 1952-2005 Rafael Argullol What is Left of the Angel?

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46. Michel Foucault, Parrhesiasts - Diogenes, The Cynic Philosophers And Their Techn Excerpt from the seminar given by Michel Foucault in 1983. http://foucault.info/documents/parrhesiasts/foucault.diogenes.en.html

[ foucault.info ] Parrhesiasts - Diogenes The Cynic Philosophers and their techniques [excerpt from the seminar given by Foucault in 1983 This brings us to Cynic parrhesia. The main types of parrhesiastic practice utilized by the Cynics were. (1) critical preaching; (2) scandalous behavior; and (3) what I shall call the "Provocative dialogue." Critical Preaching : Preaching is still one of the main forms of truth-telling practiced in our society, and it involves the idea that the truth must be told and taught not only to the best members of the society, or to an exclusive group, but to everyone. Scandalous Behavior : Cynic parrhesia also had recourse to scandalous behavior or attitudes which called into question collective habits, opinions, standards of decency, institutional rules, and so on. Several procedures were used. One of them was the inversion of roles, as can be seen from Dio Chrysostom's Fourth Discourse where the famous encounter between Diogenes and Alexander is depicted. This encounter, which was often referred to by the Cynics, does not take place in the privacy of Alexander's court but in the street, in the open. The king stands up while Diogenes sits back in his barrel. Diogenes orders Alexander to step out of his light so that he can bask in the sun. Ordering Alexander to step aside so that the sun' s light can reach Diogenes is an affirmation of the direct and natural relation the philosopher has to the sun in contrast to the mythical genealogy whereby the king, as descended from a god, was supposed to personify the sun.

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Diogenes was a Greek philosopher, reportedly born sometime between 412 to 460 BC. His "uncompromising zeal for exposing vice and stirring men to reform" makes him a most appropriate namesake for the featured magazine of NJCDLP. "Tradition ascribes to (Diogenes) the famous search for an honest man conducted in broad daylight with a lighted lantern." DIOGENES the magazine, approaches the mission from a slightly different perspective. It strives to be like a "lighted lantern", revealing what other media outlets conceal and that is the government mismanagement and abuses undermining America as described by government insiders and watchdogs. The light of Diogenes is to shine again! NJCDLP halted publication of its magazine DIOGENES, primarily due to lagging subscriptions. Yet government reform activists continue to need a high-quality, national media outlet, always receptive to their messages; affordable; and easily accessed by Americans who are reasonably conscientious, but unlikely to closely monitor social/political events through on-line communications.

49. Index www.diogenes.com.cy/ 3k - Translate this page Diógenes de Sínope, em grego antigo, (c. 413 a.C., Sinop, hoje na Turquia – c. 323 a.C., Corinto), foi um filósofo grego e talvez o http://www.diogenes.com.cy/

50. Notes On Diogenes Laertius A criticism of this author s reliability, based on his Life of Socrates. http://www.uvm.edu/~jbailly/courses/Socrates/Notes/diogenes.html

Notes on Diogenes Laertius' life of Socrates Diogenes Laertius is the author of the only work to survive from antiquity which describes the history of philosophy from its inception to the beginnings of the Common Era, called The Lives of the Philosophers . The latest philosopher he names is a student of Sextus Empiricus, which puts him in the middle of the 3rd century of the Common Era. He collected a hodge-podge of material excerpted from other sources, which happens to have survived, unlike many other authors' works. An example of argument using Diogenes Laertius On P. 334, Diogenes Laertius says that Socrates offered 25 drachmae as a fine at his trial, and then suggested free meals at the Prytaneum. He does not say where he got that information from, but at the beginning of the same paragraph, he says he derives his information from Justus of Tiberias. Thus it is not certain, but it is likely that Justus of Tiberias is the one who reports that Socrates proposed a 25 drachmae fine. On P. 334, Diogenes Laertius also says that Eubulides says that the fine Socrates offered was 100 drachmae. We know that Diogenes had read Plato's Apology The Apology says that Socrates first suggested free meals, then a 1 mina fine.

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52. Diogenes Quotes diogenes Blushing is the color of virtue. diogenes. Vote on this Quote Bad Good. Type Philosopher Quotes Category Greek Philosopher Quotes http://www.brainyquote.com/quotes/quotes/d/diogenes103441.html

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53. Diogenes Of Sinope - MSN Encarta diogenes of Sinope (c. 412323 bc), Greek philosopher, generally considered the founder of the Cynics, an ancient school of philosophy. Born in http://uk.encarta.msn.com/encyclopedia_761578759/Diogenes_of_Sinope.html

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54. Diogenes On-line Perhaps the only tactical gestures capable of disturbing the total emergence of the incorporeal state can come from the performative matrix of diogenes http://switch.sjsu.edu/web/v4n2/ricardo/index.html

S W I T C H V:4 N:2 Diogenes On-line: Gestures against the Virtual Republic Ricardo Dominguez Platonism holds that the soul is in the abstract relationships represented, not the mechanics of how they are encoded. I am a Platonist. Hans Moravec When Plato spoke of Truth, Diogenes lifted his robe and took a shit. Diogenes Laertius Our digital condition often embarks the ship of dematerialization, always seeking that final perfect Orphic state of transmigration. The final download of all realities into an endless ethernet of the extropic dream. Plato was always already on-line clicking out the Socratic agenda of our future state: the Virtual Republic. A Republic of geometric perfection, immortal mind children, and the rational discourse of dialectics. Anything that fails to de-link from the world will be attacked as an immoral act against Truth, Beauty, and The Law. Anything that smells of the body, of piss, of shit, of farts, of flesh fucking flesh for no reason other than pleasure will have no place in this Republic. In the Virtual Republic there will be no music, no theater, no painting, all email from Dionysus will be filtered out from the listserves. Who and what can piss against this hegemonic code? The Pantomimic Materialist, or become a dog network.

55. La Lámpara De Diógenes Translate this page Vicerrector de Investigación y Estudios de Posgrado Carmen Romano Rodríguez Directora de la Fac. de Filosofía y Letras. copyright © lámpara de diógenes. http://www.ldiogenes.buap.mx/

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58. Diogenes --  Britannica Online Encyclopedia Britannica online encyclopedia article on diogenes archetype of the Cynics, a Greek philosophical sect that stressed stoic selfsufficiency and the http://www.britannica.com/eb/article-9030530/Diogenes

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59. Diogenes - Wikipedia Translate this page diogenes (griechisch ) war der Name verschiedener Persönlichkeiten des antiken Griechenlands, insbesondere mehrerer Philosophen http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diogenes

Diogenes aus Wikipedia, der freien Enzyklop¤die Wechseln zu: Navigation Suche Diogenes griechisch Διογένης) war der Name verschiedener Pers¶nlichkeiten des antiken Griechenlands, insbesondere mehrerer Philosophen Diogenes von Apollonia , um 500 v. Chr., Philosoph in Athen, vertrat die monistische Lehre, dass die Luft Urstoff ( arch© ) der Welt sei. Diogenes von Athen , antiker Bildhauer (Plinius NH 36, 38). Diogenes von Sinope , ca. 399–323 v. Chr. bekannt als „Diogenes in der Tonne“, Gr¼nder der Kyniker Diogenes von Babylon , bedeutender Stoiker, ca. 240–150 v. Chr. Diogenes von Oinoanda , Epikureer, lieŸ ca. im 1.–6. Jahrhundert die Lehren Epikurs in die R¼ckwand einer S¤ulenhalle im kleinasiatischen Oinoanda meiŸeln, damit sie jeder kostenlos lesen konnte. Diogenes Laertios schrieb im 3. Jahrhundert eine Geschichte der griechischen Philosophie Diogenes von Smyrna , Lehrer von Anaxarchos aus Abdera. Nach Diogenes von Sinope ist der Diogenes Verlag benannt, ein Schweizer Buchverlag. Wikiquote: Diogenes Diese Seite ist eine Begriffskl¤rung zur Unterscheidung mehrerer mit demselben Wort bezeichneter Begriffe.

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