n the thought of Aristotle, whose approach is, in many ways, strongly anti-skeptical, there are some elements that, even if in one very broad sense, could be considered close to Skepticism. Drawing on the “Multifocal Approach” paradigm, the elements of affinity between Aristotle and skeptical philosophy will therefore be highlighted, particularly in the realms of epistemology and ethics-anthropology.
Philosophy as the art of living well: Aristotle and the Skepticism
Arianna Fermani
2026-01-01
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n the thought of Aristotle, whose approach is, in many ways, strongly anti-skeptical, there are some elements that, even if in one very broad sense, could be considered close to Skepticism. Drawing on the “Multifocal Approach” paradigm, the elements of affinity between Aristotle and skeptical philosophy will therefore be highlighted, particularly in the realms of epistemology and ethics-anthropology.File in questo prodotto:
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