Tag: "scepticism"

Escaping Scepticism with Hegel & Heidegger

Benedict O’Connell asks, must reasoning ultimately rest upon mere assumption?
[Issue 142 :: February/March 2021 :: The Tree of Knowledge]

What Philosophy Does To Philosophers

Rohan Somji looks at the consequences of thinking for three antique thinkers.
[Issue 136 :: February/March 2020 :: Ancient Greek Wisdom]

G.E. Moore’s Hands

Roger Caldwell takes a sceptical look at scepticism.
[Issue 126 :: June/July 2018 :: Articles]

Dancing with Absurdity

Fred Leavitt argues that our most cherished beliefs are probably wrong.
[Issue 110 :: October/November 2015 :: Articles]

Ataraxia in the Age of Too Much Information

Eric Scheske considers the link between Pyrrho of Elis and internet culture.
[Issue 104 :: September/October 2014 :: The Other Greek Philosophers]

Sceptical Hypotheses and Transcendental Arguments

Jonathan Barfield presents a way to beat the sceptics.
[Issue 104 :: September/October 2014 :: Articles]

Paolo Sarpi (1552-1623)

Gerald Curzon reviews the life and opinions of the original New Atheist.
[Issue 101 :: March/April 2014 :: Brief Lives]

Taking Issue with The God Issue

Raymond Tallis argues against theist arguments in PN 99.
[Issue 101 :: March/April 2014 :: Tallis in Wonderland]

The Skeptibot

Kevin Heinrich introduces the ultimate in automated thinking. Or does he?
[Issue 99 :: November/December 2013 :: Short Story]

Learning from Words: Testimony as a Source of Knowledge by Jennifer Lackey

David Fraser examines the validity of Jennifer Lackey’s testimony.
[Issue 88 :: January/February 2012 :: Books]