- Gr****
philosopher in the 4th
century BCE who was
credited by the
later Pyrrhonists with
forming the
first comprehensive school of
skeptical thought. However...
-
problem of
induction and the Münchhausen trilemma.[citation needed]
Pyrrhonists (or
Pyrrhonist practice) can be
subdivided into
those who are
ephectic (engaged...
- Ἐμπειρικός, ****tos Empeirikos; fl. mid-late 2nd
century AD) was a Gr****
Pyrrhonist philosopher and
Empiric school physician with
Roman citizenship. His philosophical...
- as
interrelated technical terms. Far
predating this, the
ancient Gr****
Pyrrhonist philosopher ****tus
Empiricus also used
phenomenon and
noumenon as interrelated...
- (Ancient Gr****: Αἰνησίδημος or Αἰνεσίδημος) was a 1st-century BC Gr****
Pyrrhonist philosopher from
Knossos who
revived the
doctrines of
Pyrrho and introduced...
-
dogma (i.e., non-evident belief),
which represents the
central aim of
Pyrrhonist practice, that is
necessary to
bring about eudaimonia.
Ataraxia is a key...
- medicine.
Pyrrhonism fell into
obscurity in the post-****enistic period.
Pyrrhonists view
their philosophy as a way of life, and view
Pyrrho as a
model for...
- of
Cynicism to
articulate Stoicism.
Epicurus studied with
Platonic and
Pyrrhonist teachers before renouncing all
previous philosophers (including Democritus...
-
rather than
another way.
According to
Pyrrhonist ****tus Empiricus, Aenesidemus, one of the
major ancient Pyrrhonist philosophers,
claimed in a now-lost...
-
skepticism after this date.
Unlike the
existing school of skepticism, the
Pyrrhonists, they
maintained that
knowledge of
things is impossible.
Ideas or notions...
