Diogenes of Sinope, the memorable cynic philosopher who made a ceramic jar his home and who masturbated in public, once called himself a kosmopolitês—a citizen of the world.
I would not have considered this before reading the foregoing. But, is/was cosmopolitanism the forerunner of humanism? Or are these non-overlapping magisteria?
Thank you for your insight.
I would not have considered this before reading the foregoing. But, is/was cosmopolitanism the forerunner of humanism? Or are these non-overlapping magisteria?