Hipparchia was a notable female member of this school of philosophy, and she married Crates of Thebes, a better-known advocate.
The last recorded philosopher who adopted views associated with this school was Sallustius of Emesa. Hipparchia was a notable female member of this school of philosophy, and she married Crates of Thebes, a better-known advocate. Autarkia and Askesis are two concepts associated with this school, in addition to Shamelessness. Socrates' pupil Antisthenes was probably the first to outline the views associated with this school, although a man who lived in a barrel and held a lamp up in search of an honest man is more famous. Name this Greek school of philosophy which holds that one should attain Virtue by living a life free from possessions and in harmony with Nature, associated with Diogenes of Sinope (SI-nohp).
The last recorded philosopher who adopted views associated with this school was Sallustius of Emesa.
Cynicism