Old dogs new tricks: A Cynical legacy: Cutler Old dogs new tricks

Think 4 (12):89-94 (2006)
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Ian Cutler introduces the history and philosophy of cynicism. [T]rue cynics are often the kindest people, for they see the hollowness of life, and from the realization of that hollowness is generated a kind of cosmic pity. Raymond Federman

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