Titlebook: Academic Scepticism in the Development of Early Modern Philosophy; Plínio Junqueira Smith,Sébastien Charles Book 2017 Springer Internation

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-92762-2nd. But, while Malebranche does not spend much time with this topic, the way in which he responds to it when he does is nevertheless valuable. This is because his response underlines the central role of a particular principle in his system: the utter dependence of all created things on God. In this

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Dams, Reservoirs and Power Plantserbalanced by readings of the influence of Academic scepticism on seventeenth and eighteenth century philosophy, some of which go as far as to treat Pierre-Daniel Huet as a central figure in the revival of Academic scepticism. In this paper, I argue that it appears difficult to treat Huet as a disci

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-91185-0he Bayle enigma. Then I raise several problems for the Academic interpretation of Bayle as it has thus far been presented by these two authors. I will then expand and defend the Academic sceptical interpretation of Bayle by applying it to the particular case of Bayle’s most controversial philosophic

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-14306-9issed on general sceptical grounds even prior to any detailed examination of its arguments. The paper seeks to characterize the kind of scepticism employed by Philo and to assess its implications for natural theology by identifying two general sceptical arguments advanced by Philo. The first involve

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Amanda Gutierrez,Kevin Lowe,John Guentherar with ancient sources on scepticism, not even Cicero’s .. Instead, Hume could rely only on modern sources, mostly French ones, like Montaigne, La Mothe Le Vayer, Descartes, Pascal, Foucher, Huet, and Bayle. Faced with religious, scientific, and philosophical novelties, scepticism had to adapt itse

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