The Chronos Myth in Cynic Philosophy by Troy Martin

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Meetings with the ‘Naked Philosophers’ as a Case Study for the Greco-Indian Relations in the Time of Alexander by Olga Kubica

“…Therefore, the aim of this study is reconsideration of these accounts in the broader context of relations between the Greeks and the Indians with particular emphasis on the following issues: the communication problems, which occurred between the Greeks and the Indians, the relation between the asceticism in India and the Cynic philosophy in Greece, the relation between the Buddhist and early Indian sceptical thought and Greek philosophy. …”
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Le cynisme ancien : entre authenticité et contrefaçon by Marie-Odile Goulet-Cazé

“…As the founding principle of the philosophical experience of cynicism, the debasement of Sinope’s currency by Diogenes and (or) his father placed Cynic philosophy under the sign of a new minting of customs and values, counterfeiting becoming the guarantee of authenticity for the practice of philosophy. …”
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Diógenes de Sínope: Una reflexión sobre la problemática del lenguaje filosófico DIOGENES OF SINOPE: A REFLECTION ON THE "PROBLEM OF PHILOSOPHICAL LANGUAJE by Patricio Jeria Soto

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