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In Greek Scepticism Leo Groarke presents a more sympathetic and accurate account of Greek scepticism and its relevance to modern and contemporary thought. He begins with an account of the development of scepticism in pre-Socratic times and concludes with a discussion of the relationship of scepticis...
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| Zusammenfassung: | In Greek Scepticism Leo Groarke presents a more sympathetic and accurate account of Greek scepticism and its relevance to modern and contemporary thought. He begins with an account of the development of scepticism in pre-Socratic times and concludes with a discussion of the relationship of scepticism to modern and contemporary epistemology. Groarke argues that the sceptics posed the problems central to both ancient and modern epistemology, and that in fact scepticism is the ancient analogue of anti-realist trends which are thought to be uniquely modern. He also shows that scepticism is not simply negative, but offers a positive philosophy which mitigates the sceptical critique of knowledge. Greek Scepticism undermines our usual account of the development of modern epistemology. Groarke shows that the separation of the mind and the external world that is generally attributed to Descartes is actually an integral part of ancient scepticism. In discussing the major problems that stem from this distinction, ancient scepticism anticipates thinkers such as Berkeley, Kant, and Hume. Groarke maintains, controversially, that the doubts of the ancient sceptics are deeper and epistemologically more significant than those of the philosophers usually discussed today. |
| Beschreibung: | 1 online resource (xv, 176 pages) |
| Bibliographie: | Includes bibliographical references (pages 157-164) and indexes. |
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| 505 | 0 | |a Contents -- Abbreviations -- Acknowledgments -- Preface -- I: Toward a New Interpretation of the Sceptics -- The Negative Side of Scepticism -- Standard Criticisms of the Sceptics -- The Positive Side of Scepticism: Mitigated Scepticism -- Moral and Religious Scepticism -- Scepticism as Anti-Realism -- Scepticism and Idealism -- Contemporary Anti-Realism -- Historiography and the Sceptics -- II: Greek Epistemology before the Rise of Scepticism -- Xenophanes -- Heracleitus -- Epicharmus -- Parmenides -- Zeno -- Empedocles -- Anaxagoras -- Summary | |
| 505 | 8 | |a III: The Rise of ScepticismThe Sophists -- Democritus: Atomism, Idealism, and Equanimity -- Protagoras: Utility and Anti-Realist Truth -- Metrodorus and Anaxarchus: Idealism and Equanimity -- Socrates: Mitigated Scepticism -- The Megarians -- Monimus and Cynic Indifference -- The Cyrenaics: External Objects and Other Minds -- Plato -- The Rise of Scepticism -- IV: Early Pyrrhonism -- The Arguments for Early Pyrrhonism -- Pyrrhonism as a Practical Philosophy -- Equanimity and Indifference -- Appearances -- Pyrrhonism and Idealism | |
| 505 | 8 | |a The Consistency of Early PyrrhonismToward Later Pyrrhonism -- V: Scepticism in the Academy -- The Arguments for Academic Scepticism -- Academic Arguments, Probability, and Equal Opposition -- Academic Equanimity -- Arcesilaus and Natural Belief -- The Consistency of Arcesilaus' Outlook -- Arcesilaus and Sextus -- Carneades and Plausibility -- Cicero on the Plausible -- The Consistency of Carneades' Scepticism -- Carneades, Arcesilaus, and Pyrrho -- Philo, Metrodorus, and Cicero -- VI: Later Pyrrhonism -- The Arguments for Later Pyrrhonism | |
| 505 | 8 | |a The Problem of the CriterionPractical Affairs -- The Consistency of Later Pyrrhonism -- Pyrrhonean Anti-Realism -- The Standard Interpretations -- VII: Ancient Scepticism and Modern Epistemology -- Mental States -- Contemporary Anti-Realism -- The Sceptical Perspective -- Appendix: Flourishing Dates of Ancient Thinkers -- Bibliography -- Index Locorum -- Alcmaeon -- Aristotle -- Athenaeus -- Cicero -- Democritus -- Diogenes Laertius -- Empedocles -- Epicharmus -- Epictetus -- Euripides -- Eusebius -- Gellius -- Gorgias -- Heracleitus | |
| 505 | 8 | |a HippolytusLactantius -- Lucretius -- Marcus Aurelius -- Metrodorus -- Nausiphanes -- Parmenides -- Pausanias -- Philo of Alexandria -- Philostratus -- Photius -- Plato -- Plutarch -- Sextus Empiricus -- Simplicius -- Suidas -- Tertullian -- Theophrastus -- Xenophanes -- Xenophon -- Zeno -- General Index -- A -- B -- C -- D -- E -- F -- G -- H -- I -- J -- K -- L -- M -- N -- O -- P -- R -- S -- T -- U -- V -- W -- X -- Z | |
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| contents | Contents -- Abbreviations -- Acknowledgments -- Preface -- I: Toward a New Interpretation of the Sceptics -- The Negative Side of Scepticism -- Standard Criticisms of the Sceptics -- The Positive Side of Scepticism: Mitigated Scepticism -- Moral and Religious Scepticism -- Scepticism as Anti-Realism -- Scepticism and Idealism -- Contemporary Anti-Realism -- Historiography and the Sceptics -- II: Greek Epistemology before the Rise of Scepticism -- Xenophanes -- Heracleitus -- Epicharmus -- Parmenides -- Zeno -- Empedocles -- Anaxagoras -- Summary III: The Rise of ScepticismThe Sophists -- Democritus: Atomism, Idealism, and Equanimity -- Protagoras: Utility and Anti-Realist Truth -- Metrodorus and Anaxarchus: Idealism and Equanimity -- Socrates: Mitigated Scepticism -- The Megarians -- Monimus and Cynic Indifference -- The Cyrenaics: External Objects and Other Minds -- Plato -- The Rise of Scepticism -- IV: Early Pyrrhonism -- The Arguments for Early Pyrrhonism -- Pyrrhonism as a Practical Philosophy -- Equanimity and Indifference -- Appearances -- Pyrrhonism and Idealism The Consistency of Early PyrrhonismToward Later Pyrrhonism -- V: Scepticism in the Academy -- The Arguments for Academic Scepticism -- Academic Arguments, Probability, and Equal Opposition -- Academic Equanimity -- Arcesilaus and Natural Belief -- The Consistency of Arcesilaus' Outlook -- Arcesilaus and Sextus -- Carneades and Plausibility -- Cicero on the Plausible -- The Consistency of Carneades' Scepticism -- Carneades, Arcesilaus, and Pyrrho -- Philo, Metrodorus, and Cicero -- VI: Later Pyrrhonism -- The Arguments for Later Pyrrhonism The Problem of the CriterionPractical Affairs -- The Consistency of Later Pyrrhonism -- Pyrrhonean Anti-Realism -- The Standard Interpretations -- VII: Ancient Scepticism and Modern Epistemology -- Mental States -- Contemporary Anti-Realism -- The Sceptical Perspective -- Appendix: Flourishing Dates of Ancient Thinkers -- Bibliography -- Index Locorum -- Alcmaeon -- Aristotle -- Athenaeus -- Cicero -- Democritus -- Diogenes Laertius -- Empedocles -- Epicharmus -- Epictetus -- Euripides -- Eusebius -- Gellius -- Gorgias -- Heracleitus HippolytusLactantius -- Lucretius -- Marcus Aurelius -- Metrodorus -- Nausiphanes -- Parmenides -- Pausanias -- Philo of Alexandria -- Philostratus -- Photius -- Plato -- Plutarch -- Sextus Empiricus -- Simplicius -- Suidas -- Tertullian -- Theophrastus -- Xenophanes -- Xenophon -- Zeno -- General Index -- A -- B -- C -- D -- E -- F -- G -- H -- I -- J -- K -- L -- M -- N -- O -- P -- R -- S -- T -- U -- V -- W -- X -- Z |
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| spelling | Groarke, Leo, 1953- http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/n84220357 Greek scepticism : anti-realist trends in ancient thought / Leo Groarke. Montreal, Qué. : McGill-Queen's University Press, ©1990. 1 online resource (xv, 176 pages) text txt rdacontent computer c rdamedia online resource cr rdacarrier data file McGill-Queen's studies in the history of ideas ; 14 Includes bibliographical references (pages 157-164) and indexes. Print version record. Contents -- Abbreviations -- Acknowledgments -- Preface -- I: Toward a New Interpretation of the Sceptics -- The Negative Side of Scepticism -- Standard Criticisms of the Sceptics -- The Positive Side of Scepticism: Mitigated Scepticism -- Moral and Religious Scepticism -- Scepticism as Anti-Realism -- Scepticism and Idealism -- Contemporary Anti-Realism -- Historiography and the Sceptics -- II: Greek Epistemology before the Rise of Scepticism -- Xenophanes -- Heracleitus -- Epicharmus -- Parmenides -- Zeno -- Empedocles -- Anaxagoras -- Summary III: The Rise of ScepticismThe Sophists -- Democritus: Atomism, Idealism, and Equanimity -- Protagoras: Utility and Anti-Realist Truth -- Metrodorus and Anaxarchus: Idealism and Equanimity -- Socrates: Mitigated Scepticism -- The Megarians -- Monimus and Cynic Indifference -- The Cyrenaics: External Objects and Other Minds -- Plato -- The Rise of Scepticism -- IV: Early Pyrrhonism -- The Arguments for Early Pyrrhonism -- Pyrrhonism as a Practical Philosophy -- Equanimity and Indifference -- Appearances -- Pyrrhonism and Idealism The Consistency of Early PyrrhonismToward Later Pyrrhonism -- V: Scepticism in the Academy -- The Arguments for Academic Scepticism -- Academic Arguments, Probability, and Equal Opposition -- Academic Equanimity -- Arcesilaus and Natural Belief -- The Consistency of Arcesilaus' Outlook -- Arcesilaus and Sextus -- Carneades and Plausibility -- Cicero on the Plausible -- The Consistency of Carneades' Scepticism -- Carneades, Arcesilaus, and Pyrrho -- Philo, Metrodorus, and Cicero -- VI: Later Pyrrhonism -- The Arguments for Later Pyrrhonism The Problem of the CriterionPractical Affairs -- The Consistency of Later Pyrrhonism -- Pyrrhonean Anti-Realism -- The Standard Interpretations -- VII: Ancient Scepticism and Modern Epistemology -- Mental States -- Contemporary Anti-Realism -- The Sceptical Perspective -- Appendix: Flourishing Dates of Ancient Thinkers -- Bibliography -- Index Locorum -- Alcmaeon -- Aristotle -- Athenaeus -- Cicero -- Democritus -- Diogenes Laertius -- Empedocles -- Epicharmus -- Epictetus -- Euripides -- Eusebius -- Gellius -- Gorgias -- Heracleitus HippolytusLactantius -- Lucretius -- Marcus Aurelius -- Metrodorus -- Nausiphanes -- Parmenides -- Pausanias -- Philo of Alexandria -- Philostratus -- Photius -- Plato -- Plutarch -- Sextus Empiricus -- Simplicius -- Suidas -- Tertullian -- Theophrastus -- Xenophanes -- Xenophon -- Zeno -- General Index -- A -- B -- C -- D -- E -- F -- G -- H -- I -- J -- K -- L -- M -- N -- O -- P -- R -- S -- T -- U -- V -- W -- X -- Z In Greek Scepticism Leo Groarke presents a more sympathetic and accurate account of Greek scepticism and its relevance to modern and contemporary thought. He begins with an account of the development of scepticism in pre-Socratic times and concludes with a discussion of the relationship of scepticism to modern and contemporary epistemology. Groarke argues that the sceptics posed the problems central to both ancient and modern epistemology, and that in fact scepticism is the ancient analogue of anti-realist trends which are thought to be uniquely modern. He also shows that scepticism is not simply negative, but offers a positive philosophy which mitigates the sceptical critique of knowledge. Greek Scepticism undermines our usual account of the development of modern epistemology. Groarke shows that the separation of the mind and the external world that is generally attributed to Descartes is actually an integral part of ancient scepticism. In discussing the major problems that stem from this distinction, ancient scepticism anticipates thinkers such as Berkeley, Kant, and Hume. 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| spellingShingle | Groarke, Leo, 1953- Greek scepticism : anti-realist trends in ancient thought / McGill-Queen's studies in the history of ideas ; Contents -- Abbreviations -- Acknowledgments -- Preface -- I: Toward a New Interpretation of the Sceptics -- The Negative Side of Scepticism -- Standard Criticisms of the Sceptics -- The Positive Side of Scepticism: Mitigated Scepticism -- Moral and Religious Scepticism -- Scepticism as Anti-Realism -- Scepticism and Idealism -- Contemporary Anti-Realism -- Historiography and the Sceptics -- II: Greek Epistemology before the Rise of Scepticism -- Xenophanes -- Heracleitus -- Epicharmus -- Parmenides -- Zeno -- Empedocles -- Anaxagoras -- Summary III: The Rise of ScepticismThe Sophists -- Democritus: Atomism, Idealism, and Equanimity -- Protagoras: Utility and Anti-Realist Truth -- Metrodorus and Anaxarchus: Idealism and Equanimity -- Socrates: Mitigated Scepticism -- The Megarians -- Monimus and Cynic Indifference -- The Cyrenaics: External Objects and Other Minds -- Plato -- The Rise of Scepticism -- IV: Early Pyrrhonism -- The Arguments for Early Pyrrhonism -- Pyrrhonism as a Practical Philosophy -- Equanimity and Indifference -- Appearances -- Pyrrhonism and Idealism The Consistency of Early PyrrhonismToward Later Pyrrhonism -- V: Scepticism in the Academy -- The Arguments for Academic Scepticism -- Academic Arguments, Probability, and Equal Opposition -- Academic Equanimity -- Arcesilaus and Natural Belief -- The Consistency of Arcesilaus' Outlook -- Arcesilaus and Sextus -- Carneades and Plausibility -- Cicero on the Plausible -- The Consistency of Carneades' Scepticism -- Carneades, Arcesilaus, and Pyrrho -- Philo, Metrodorus, and Cicero -- VI: Later Pyrrhonism -- The Arguments for Later Pyrrhonism The Problem of the CriterionPractical Affairs -- The Consistency of Later Pyrrhonism -- Pyrrhonean Anti-Realism -- The Standard Interpretations -- VII: Ancient Scepticism and Modern Epistemology -- Mental States -- Contemporary Anti-Realism -- The Sceptical Perspective -- Appendix: Flourishing Dates of Ancient Thinkers -- Bibliography -- Index Locorum -- Alcmaeon -- Aristotle -- Athenaeus -- Cicero -- Democritus -- Diogenes Laertius -- Empedocles -- Epicharmus -- Epictetus -- Euripides -- Eusebius -- Gellius -- Gorgias -- Heracleitus HippolytusLactantius -- Lucretius -- Marcus Aurelius -- Metrodorus -- Nausiphanes -- Parmenides -- Pausanias -- Philo of Alexandria -- Philostratus -- Photius -- Plato -- Plutarch -- Sextus Empiricus -- Simplicius -- Suidas -- Tertullian -- Theophrastus -- Xenophanes -- Xenophon -- Zeno -- General Index -- A -- B -- C -- D -- E -- F -- G -- H -- I -- J -- K -- L -- M -- N -- O -- P -- R -- S -- T -- U -- V -- W -- X -- Z Skeptics (Greek philosophy) http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh85123126 Philosophy, Ancient. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh85100861 Sceptiques (Philosophie grecque) Philosophie ancienne. PHILOSOPHY History & Surveys Ancient & Classical. bisacsh Philosophy, Ancient fast Skeptics (Greek philosophy) fast Skeptizismus gnd http://d-nb.info/gnd/4055225-1 Skepsis gnd http://d-nb.info/gnd/4055222-6 Erkenntnistheorie gnd http://d-nb.info/gnd/4070914-0 Scepticisme. gtt |
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| title_exact_search | Greek scepticism : anti-realist trends in ancient thought / |
| title_full | Greek scepticism : anti-realist trends in ancient thought / Leo Groarke. |
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| title_full_unstemmed | Greek scepticism : anti-realist trends in ancient thought / Leo Groarke. |
| title_short | Greek scepticism : |
| title_sort | greek scepticism anti realist trends in ancient thought |
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