Plato called this thinker "a Socrates gone mad," and this thinker responded in kind with an outline of his philosophical views in a work titled The Republic.
Plato called this thinker "a Socrates gone mad," and this thinker responded in kind with an outline of his philosophical views in a work titled The Republic. Either this philosopher or his father was involved in defacing currency, which led to the exile of both men from Sinope; this thinker would later move to Athens. When he encountered Alexander the Great, he allegedly told the conqueror to stop shading his sun. This student of Antisthenes often slept in baths or under earthen jars. For 10 points, identify this cynic philosopher who carried a lantern looking for an honest man.
Plato called this thinker "a Socrates gone mad," and this thinker responded in kind with an outline of his philosophical views in a work titled The Republic.
{Diogenes} of Sinope