Diogenes Laertius: Biographies of Greek Philosophers

This is it! That's it! A unique combination of literature, a philosopher, is usually seen as a hard, difficult, and often only a recurrent, learned person. But they are a man before the philosopher, and the joy they feel is not unlike the average person. In fact, Diogenes was very interested in using 'biological life' rather than 'ideology' by philosophers. There are many indications of the fact that the Greek philosopher Tenth, quote from the books of the Goodmen, such as 'One says in one book,' is that the book of the goods is not a book. There are more than 1,000 references to the 250-person authorship, and over 350 books are cited as literature. Diogenes thus consults a lot of food and joins in helping readers to get closer together with the hard-to-treated philosopher. Diogenes believed that rather than elaborate philosophical theories, describing their ‘actions, words, and chatter ’ clearly reveals the character and taste of philosophers. For example, when we look at the answers of Aristipos (Pegett 68), and Dionyses (Ph. 63), to the question often asked philosophers at that time, we see that these two philosopher's human ideas stand out clearly. It's like the satirist who is putting on a re-impression of the face of a character, and then showing the character in one shot.

Korean title: 그리스철학자열전

Korean author: 디오게네스 라에르티오스

Korean publisher: 동서문화사

ISBN-13: 9788949717883