Scepticism: A Very Short Introduction
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Format
Paperback
Pages
144
Language
English
Published
Dec 1, 2019
Publisher
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10
0198829167
ISBN-13
9780198829164
Description
Throughout history, the inclination to question established truths has played a significant role in shaping philosophical discourse. Duncan Pritchard delves into the concept of scepticism, exploring its enduring impact on the human quest for knowledge. This work examines the various forms of scepticism and how they have emerged as a response to the certainties often taken for granted in society.
Pritchard not only highlights the historical evolution of sceptical thought but also invites readers to consider its relevance in contemporary discussions surrounding belief and knowledge. By encouraging critical examination, he illustrates how scepticism serves as a catalyst for intellectual growth and a deeper understanding of our beliefs, prompting readers to embrace uncertainty as a path to enlightenment.
Pritchard not only highlights the historical evolution of sceptical thought but also invites readers to consider its relevance in contemporary discussions surrounding belief and knowledge. By encouraging critical examination, he illustrates how scepticism serves as a catalyst for intellectual growth and a deeper understanding of our beliefs, prompting readers to embrace uncertainty as a path to enlightenment.
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