Aristippus of Cyrene Philosophers Philosophy

Aristippus (Aristippos) of Cyrene, c. 435 BC - c. 356 BC. Associate of Socrates, who founded the Cyrenaic school of philosophy. The first known philosopher to espouse the ethical doctrine of hedonism, or seeking pleasure.

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• Aristippus - Article from the Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy on this founder philosophers of the Cyrenaic school, by Tim O'Keefe.
• Diogenes Laertius Lives of the Philosophers: Aristippus - C.D. Yonge\'s translation of this collection of ancient a anecdotes.
• Great Books: Aristippus - Intellectual profile from Malaspina.
• Aristippus of Cyrene - Notes from a philosophy class session focusing on philosophers this ancient hedonist.
• American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language: Aristippus of Cyrene - Definition and pronunciation guide, including WAV sound file.

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