Ancient European Philosophy the History of Greek Philosophy Psychologically Tre
Ancient European Philosophy the History of Greek Philosophy Psychologically Tre
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In such changes we see an attempt to order Skepticism into a system, but this Skepticism seems to be somewhat skeptical of its own system. Still the old contradiction grows more explicit: in denying that he can know truth, the skeptic implies the truth of his denial. He was aware of this dogmatic implica- tion in his Skepticism, and sought to get rid of it by a new denial, which could only mean the de- nial of his denial. Where then was his Skep- ticism?
3. SextusEmpiricus. This is the only anc...ient skeptic whose writings have been preserved with any degree of completeness. He lived about 200 A. D. , and is supposed to have resided at Alexandria and also at Athens. Very distinctly does the fact come out in Sextus that the skeptics form a school with its history, its body of doc- trines, also with its great names, and its inher- ited enemies. It is a system similar to the other dogmatic systems which it is assailing for their Dogmatism. It has its regular tenets, its pre- scribed lines of procedure, its assumptions which require proof.
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In such changes we see an attempt to order Skepticism into a system, but this Skepticism seems to be somewhat skeptical of its own system. Still the old contradiction grows more explicit: in denying that he can know truth, the skeptic implies the truth of his denial. He was aware of this dogmatic implica- tion in his Skepticism, and sought to get rid of it by a new denial, which could only mean the de- nial of his denial. Where then was his Skep- ticism?
3. SextusEmpiricus. This is the only anc...ient skeptic whose writings have been preserved with any degree of completeness. He lived about 200 A. D. , and is supposed to have resided at Alexandria and also at Athens. Very distinctly does the fact come out in Sextus that the skeptics form a school with its history, its body of doc- trines, also with its great names, and its inher- ited enemies. It is a system similar to the other dogmatic systems which it is assailing for their Dogmatism. It has its regular tenets, its pre- scribed lines of procedure, its assumptions which require proof.
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