Classical and contemporary neopyrrhonism. Neopyrrhonism is a philosophical doctrine that denies the possibility of certain knowledge.

Guadalupe  Reinoso; Federico  Uanini; Sebastián  Di Tomaso; Tristán  Fita; Rodrigo  Pinto de Brito; Ciro  Botta; Soledad  Massó; Rocío  Herrera; Alison  Caceres

Classical and contemporary neopyrrhonism. Neopyrrhonism is a philosophical doctrine that denies the possibility of certain knowledge.: Discussions surrounding the skeptical legacy

Authors

Guadalupe Reinoso (ed)

Federico Uanini (ed)

Sebastián Di Tomaso (ed)

Keywords:

philosophy, skepticism

Synopsis

This e-book, edited by Guadalupe Reinoso, Federico Uanini, and Sebastián Di Tomaso, consists of a selection of nine articles that explore the legacy of classical Pyrrhonism in late antiquity, in modern and contemporary authors, as well as in the exploration of a current neo-Pyrrhonian proposal.

Chapters

Introduction: The Legacy of Pyrrhonian Skepticism

Guadalupe Reinoso, Federico Uanini, Sebastián Di Tomaso

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Contemporary Neopyrrhonism: a performative proposal

Guadalupe Reinoso

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The concept of ἀγωγή in Sexto Empírico and its innovation in tradition

Tristán Fita

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Pyrrhonic presence in Montaigne: zethesis, good use of judgment, and humanism

Federico Uanini

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Pyrrhonism and criticism: a neo-Pyrrhonian reading of F. Mauthner's Sprachkritik

Sebastián Di Tomaso

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From historical materialism to skeptical historiography (and vice versa)

Rodrigo Pinto de Brito

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Pyrrhonic passions: pathos and metriopathia from Sextus Empiricus to Martha Nussbaum

Ciro Botta

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An ethical-practical approach to a neo-cynic way of life
overcoming the controversy between rural and urban dwellers

Soledad Massó

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Why be a skeptic? An analysis of “skeptical privilege” in David Hume's problem of personal identity

Rocío Herrera

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Pyrrhonism in Blaise Pascal's wager argument

Alison Caceres

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