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Contents Acknowledgments Introduction: From the Man of Reason to the Cynical Insider 1 1. Diogenes of Sinope and Philosophy as a Way of Life 00 2. Diogenes the Cynic as "Counsellor" and Malcontent in Early Modern England 000 3. From Rude Cynics to "Cynical Revilers" 000 4. The Cynic Unveiled: Innocence, Disenchantment, and Rationalization in Rousseau 000 5. Edmund Burke and the Counter-Enlightenment Attack on the "Philosopher of Vanity" 000 6. Cynicism and Dandyism 000 Epilogue: How Not to Talk about Cynicism: A Conclusion, and Request for Further Discussion 000 Notes 000 Bibliography 000 Index 000
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Cynicism.
Diogenes, d. ca. 323 B.C.