Unless you've been living in a jar, you've probably heard of the famously eccentric philosopher Diogenes, one of the founders of the Cynical school of philosophy. He took the teachings of Socrates to the absolute extreme, living like a dog which has neither possessions nor any intention to follow social norms. But he was not the first philosopher to champion the Cynic lifestyle, and certainly not the last.

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The History of Philosophy by A.C. Grayling

00:00 Introduction
02:36 Hellenistic Philosophy
05:51 Antisthenes
10:49 Diogenes
17:34 Crates & Hipparchia
21:42 The Influence of Cynicism
22:32 Comparing Jesus and the Cynics
32:15 Hellenistic Judaism
35:19 Jesus & Hellenism
37:39 St Paul & The Early Church Fathers

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