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Number 2 (2016)

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Papers
Suvák, V.	Socratian Therapeia: Antisthenes on Wisdom	[Abstract]	[PDF]	85-95
Škvrnda, F.	Was Antisthenes a Pythagorean?	[Abstract]	[PDF]	96-106
Zelinová, Z.	Cynic Paideia or Antisthenes between Odysseus and Socrates	[Abstract]	[PDF]	107-118
Kalaš, A.	Diogenes’ Attitude to Human Sexuality: Hedonism or Asceticism?	[Abstract]	[PDF]	119-130
Cepko, J.	„Everything Belongs to the Wise“: A Blasphemy or a Utopia?	[Abstract]	[PDF]	131-140

Back to the Sources
Dión z Prúsy	Diogenes or On Virtue		[PDF]	141-152

Views
Maglione, M.	Diogenes: The Dog Looking (in Himself) for a Human Being	[Abstract]	[PDF]	153-163

Reviews
Zelinová, Z.	Suvák, V.: Antisthenica Cynica Socratica (multilingual ed.)		[PDF]	164-166
Chovanková, A.	Collobert, C. – Destrée, P. – Gonzalez, F. J. (eds.): Plato and the Myth. Studies on the Use and Status of Platonic Myths (in English)		[PDF]	166-168
Mihina, F.	Višňovský, E.: Richard Rorty and the Mirror of Philosophy (in Slovak)		[PDF]	168-171