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    Skepticism of Aenesidemus - Focused on Analysis of PH, DL, Bibl and Prae. Evang. -. 박규철 - 2017 - Journal of the New Korean Philosophical Association 90:213-238.
    피론주의를 부활시켰던 아이네시데모스는 고대 회의주의 역사에서 독특한 위치를 차지하고 있다. 처음에는 아카데미 학파의 일원이었으나, 독단주의로 경도된 아카데미학파를 떠나 회의주의자인 피론에게서 새로운 철학의 가능성을 찾았기 때문이다. 그가 부활시킨 피론주의는 크게 다음 3가지 특징을 가진다.BR 첫째, 아이네시데모스의 주저는 『피론의 담화』이나 현존하지는 않는다. 그 대신, 디오게네스 라에르티오스의 『철학자 열전』, 섹스투스의 『피론주의 개요』, 에우세비오스의 『복음의 준비』에 등장하는 아리스토클레스의 언급 그리고 포티우스의 『도서관』등에 이 책의 단편적인 내용들이 존재한다. 섹스투스와 라에르티오스의 보고는 정당하나, 아리스토클레스와 포티우스의 보고는 많은 문제점을 안고 있다. 특히, 후자들은 그의 회의주의를 소개하면서 그의 철학적 (...)
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    Subatomic Particles, Epistemic Stances, and Kantian Antinomies.Tobias Henschen - forthcoming - Journal for General Philosophy of Science / Zeitschrift für Allgemeine Wissenschaftstheorie:1-22.
    In Scientific Ontology, Chakravartty diagnoses a “dramatic conflict” between empiricism and metaphysics and aims to overcome that conflict by opting for a modern-day variant of Pyrrhonism, i.e. by appreciating the equal strength of the arguments for and against the empiricist and metaphysical positions, and by achieving tranquility by suspending judgment or remaining speechless in the face of that isostheneia. In this paper, I want to argue that instead of remaining speechless in the face of the isostheneia of the (...)
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    Bivalence and the challenge of truth-value gaps.Teresa Marques - 2004 - Dissertation, Stirling
    This thesis is concerned with the challenge truth-value gaps pose to the principle of bivalence. The central question addressed is: are truth-value gaps counterexamples to bivalence and is the supposition of counterexamples coherent? My aim is to examine putative cases of truth-value gaps against an argument by Timothy Williamson, which shows that the supposition of counterexamples to bivalence is contradictory. The upshot of his argument is that either problematic utterances say nothing, or they cannot be neither true nor false. I (...)
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    Dominación y controversia a partir de la sátira swiftiana.Francisco de Undurraga - 2012 - Astrolabio 13:462-470.
    En el Cuento de un tonel, Swift denuncia a esos �innovadores en el imperio de la razón� que son los modernos. El discurso de la sátira es escéptico. Su estructura es la fuerza igual (isosthéneia escéptica) de los argumentos. Si con sus prácticas de lenguaje el escepticismo antiguo (pirronismo) buscaba liberarse de la argumentación para alcanzar la tranquilidad del alma, el texto swiftiano se desentiende de la interpretación del lector, amenazando con excluirlo, forzándolo a decidir. La controversia generada desestabiliza al (...)
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    Sublunary Intuitionism.Charles Travis - 1998 - Grazer Philosophische Studien 55 (1):169-194.
    In "Truth" Michael Dummett presents a case for intuitionist logic as the logic of ordinary discourse. The case depends on a supposed need to make two intuitions mesh: first, that it is senseless to suppose, of any statement, that it is neither true nor false; second, that there is no guarantee, for every statement, that either there is something in the world to make it true, or there is something to make it false. This paper argues, developing a notion of (...)
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    Sublunary Intuitionism.Charles Travis - 1998 - Grazer Philosophische Studien 55 (1):169-194.
    In "Truth" Michael Dummett presents a case for intuitionist logic as the logic of ordinary discourse. The case depends on a supposed need to make two intuitions mesh: first, that it is senseless to suppose, of any statement, that it is neither true nor false; second, that there is no guarantee, for every statement, that either there is something in the world to make it true, or there is something to make it false. This paper argues, developing a notion of (...)
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