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The Cyrene School was a philosophical school of thought, founded in the fourth century BC by Aristippus of Cyrene (d. c. 435–356 BC), who held that sensual pleasure was the highest good and the only worthwhile goal in life. Known as the first school of hedonism, it eventually became superseded by the more comprehensive Epicurean philosophy. The central Cyrene School view is summed up in Aristippus...
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The Cyrene School was a philosophical school of thought, founded in the fourth century BC by Aristippus of Cyrene (d. c. 435–356 BC), who held that sensual pleasure was the highest good and the only worthwhile goal in life. Known as the first school of hedonism, it eventually became superseded by the more comprehensive Epicurean philosophy. The central Cyrene School view is summed up in Aristippus...
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