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This scholarly work provides an extensive historical survey of skepticism as a philosophical and intellectual movement spanning over two millennia. Beginning with the ancient Greek skeptics and their methodological doubt, the book traces the evolution of skeptical thought through medieval philosophy, the scientific revolution, and into modern times.
The author examines how skepticism has functioned both as a tool for scientific inquiry and as a challenge to established dogma. The narrative explores key figures, movements, and pivotal moments that have defined skeptical approaches to knowledge, religion, science, and society. From Pyrrhonism and Academic skepticism to contemporary epistemic debates, this work demonstrates skepticism’s vital role in intellectual progress and critical thinking.
Essential reading for philosophers, historians, and anyone interested in understanding how doubt and questioning have driven human understanding forward.
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