Titlebook: Academic Scepticism in the Development of Early Modern Philosophy; Plínio Junqueira Smith,Sébastien Charles Book 2017 Springer Internation

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-92762-2f doubt and the suspension of judgment as a provisional necessary stage in the pursuit of knowledge, he rejected the notion of acatalepsia. To this received reading, I shall add the suggestion that Bacon’s criticism of acatalepsia ultimately depends on his view of the historical conditions that surr

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-92762-2utinized” appearances. By showing the long-lasting permanence of Academic philosophy as a source of inspiration for Gassendi’s own philosophy, Bellis demonstrates how probabilism became central to his epistemology and natural philosophy. In addition to Gassendi’s erudite interest for Cicero and Char

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-92762-2 dreaming hypothesis include all those concerning the past. The final two phases of . I, the deceiving God hypothesis and the evil demon hypothesis, raise the spectre of “transcendental scepticism”, outstripping Pyrrhonist and Academic scepticisms, but they resemble “formal” modes because they suppl

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Introductory Chapters to an Esiabasis of their deliverance by the natural light. Though Bayle discounts the reliability of the natural light with respect to non-moral beliefs, he never questions the natural light with respect to moral beliefs. Moral beliefs are thus the most certain, most reliable beliefs that we have. Insofar as

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Amanda Gutierrez,Kevin Lowe,John Guentherkers in mind when he discussed these two kinds of scepticism. Next, I move to explain why Hume preferred to associate his own scepticism with Academic scepticism, despite his initial leaning towards Pyrrhonism. In this respect, Foucher’s Academic scepticism appears to be more important for Hume than

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Book 2017in Early Modern Philosophy. Comparatively, Academic Scepticism was much neglected by scholars, despite some scattered important contributions. Furthermore, a general assessment of the presence of Academic Scepticism in Early Modern Philosophy is lacking. This book fills the void.