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Atomismo e pirronismo. L'identità filosofica di Ascanio di Abdera (Diog. Laert. IX 61)
RIVISTA DI STORIA DELLA FILOSOFIAIn all likelihood, Ascanius of Abdera was a philosopher who had a deep interest in Pyrrhonian thought. The only textual evidence about him is in Diogenes Laertius’ Life of Pyrrho (IX 61), in which one reads that, according to Ascanius, Pyrrho was the first to introduce akatalepsia (incomprehensibility/non-cognition) and epoche (suspended judgment).
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La distruzione dei valori. Il pirronismo antico e l’etica come problema
2010After a short introduction about the opposition between realism/absolutism and scepticism/relativism in moral contemporary philosophy, the paper focuses on the Greek roots of such a problem and especially on Sextus Empiricus’ ethical scepticism. Apart from the ‘moral descriptive relativism’ of the tenth trope (Outlines of Pyrrhonism, 1.145-163), a ...
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Il pirronismo storico ottant’anni dopo Paul Hazard
An overview of historical studies on Historical Pyrrhonism 80 years after Paul Hazard' Crisis of European ...openaire +1 more source
Pirronismo e scienza antiquaria : Lanzi e Cicognara
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Emidio Spinelli, Questioni scettiche. Letture introduttive al pirronismo antico
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