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Animales Cínicos

Cynical animals
[journal article]

Tillería Aqueveque, Leopoldo

Abstract

Alongside the reprimands of Diogenes the Dog, the philosophy of bitterness of Émile Cioran and the neo-Cynicism of Peter Sloterdijk, there would be - in the author's opinión - a Cynical lineage that speaks for itself, despite its "doctrinal" differences, of the survival until today of this true pari... view more

Alongside the reprimands of Diogenes the Dog, the philosophy of bitterness of Émile Cioran and the neo-Cynicism of Peter Sloterdijk, there would be - in the author's opinión - a Cynical lineage that speaks for itself, despite its "doctrinal" differences, of the survival until today of this true pariah of philosophy. The conjecture that follows is that the notion of animality is the core from which each of these "Cynical philosophies" is born. From this line, ancient Cynicism, or a good part of it, reappears in Sloterdijk's neo-Cynicism, which is supplied with a technological critique related to the "animalistic" roots of Diogenes' sect.... view less

Classification
Philosophy, Ethics, Religion

Free Keywords
Animality; Cynicism; Philosophy; Neo-Cynicism; Technology

Document language
Portuguese

Publication Year
2021

Page/Pages
p. 341-353

Journal
Griot: Revista de Filosofia, 21 (2021) 1

ISSN
2178-1036

Status
Published Version; peer reviewed

Licence
Creative Commons - Attribution 4.0


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