Cynicism is a philosophical school that originated in ancient Greece, particularly associated with the teachings of Socrates and the more prominent figure, Diogenes of Sinope. The core tenet of Cynicism is a critique of societal norms, values, and conventions, advocating for a life in accordance with nature and reason. Key characteristics of Cynicism include: 1. **Rejection of Materialism**: Cynics believed that societal norms, wealth, and possessions are often corrupting and unnecessary.
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