Titlebook: Scepticism in the History of Philosophy; A Pan-American Dialo Richard H. Popkin Book 1996 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1996 Lu

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Arnauld Versus Leibniz and Malebranche on the Limits of Theological Knowledge,el of the Reformation. The idea is this: In Luther’s initial criticism of Catholic practices he accepted the Catholic position that religious propositions are to be tested for truth by their agreement with Church tradition, councils, and Papal pronouncement. But in subsequent writings Luther took th

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Berkeley: Scepticism, Matter and Infinite Divisibility,ed (at least at an early stage of his philosophical development) to be closely linked to the belief in the existence of such a substance: those of the infinite divisibility of matter and of the existence of an extended God. So in his PC he writes:

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,Hume’s Scepticism: Natural Instincts and Philosophical Reflection,e literature of antiquity. I think there is a close kinship between his conception of philosophy and that ancient conception. It is something we tend to miss when we look back at Hume for our own purposes from here and now. I want to try to bring out the connection by identifying what Hume thought p

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Peirce and Scepticism,s doctrines: (1) the doctrine of the self-corrigibility of science, (2) the doctrine of fallibilism, and (3) the doctrine of synechism. Although Peirce’s reflection on these topics seems mainly to be aimed at scientific truth and inquiry, some considerations will show that what Peirce says in this r

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