The painting of Diogenes shows that he was envious of other philosophers - General

Andrey Dik 2021.11.02 12:50 #49251

Dmitry Fedoseev #:

Is it possible to mislead, to cheat? May I?

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transcendreamer 2021.11.02 13:02 #49252

Andrey Dik #:

Well, why not, if you're relaxing away from the hustle and bustle? The dishes are likely to be dirtier than the water in the mountain stream.)

Anyway, my first post was with the painting and some background information on the main character of the painting. Artwork. Works of art (as long as they are artistic of course) are not meant to offend or teach anyone.

The mountain stream may be okay, but in a normal river you can catch a disease and die for nothing.

By the way, even this short story about Diogenes throwing away his cup shows that he was a jealous man, according to another version of the story there was not a dog but a boy who was drinking water scooping with his hands, then Diogenes realized he was shamed and threw away his cup, and now if you add this to the fact that he was attacking other philosophers it becomes clear that he was envious of them... and Diogenes was also chased with a stick... 😁

The history of the disagreement between Plato and Diogenes is entertaining, but Diogenes only once managed to beat his opponent really nicely - it was the case of Plato's man and the plucked chicken. In other cases Plato was the victor. Modern scholars are of the opinion that the native of Sinope was simply jealous of his more successful opponent.

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