Cyrene School - Cyrene School

Japanese: キュレネ学派 - キュレネがくは

(Noun) Kyrēnē (Cyrene) One of the ancient Greek philosophical schools. It lasted from about 400 BC to about 275 BC. It was founded in Cyrene, North Africa, by Aristippus. It is divided into the Early Cyrenaic School, which taught that the purpose of life is pleasure and that insight is necessary to achieve it, and the Late Cyrenaic School, which focused on the central issue of pleasure or insight. Cyrenaic School.

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Japanese:

〘名〙 (キュレネはKyrēnē) 古代ギリシアの哲学学派の一つ。紀元前四〇〇年頃から前二七五年頃まで継続。アリスティッポスによって北アフリカのキュレネに創設。人生の目的は快楽であり、そのためには識見が必要であると説いた初期キュレネ学派と、快楽か識見かを中心問題とした後期キュレネ学派とに分かれる。キレネ派。

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