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Escepticismo: ¿Un tour por el mundo?

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Ya vimos la teoría, ahora vamos a ponernos manos a la obra identificando la ubicación geográfica de cada uno de los filósofos escépticos.

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Ya vimos la teoría, ahora vamos a ponernos manos a la obra identificando la ubicación geográfica de cada uno de los filósofos escépticos.

by Bruno Colia
1 Pirrón de Elis (c. 360 – 270 a.C.)
2 Timón el Silógrafo (c. 320 – 230 a.C.)
3 Antíoco de Ascalón (c. 130 – 68 a.C.)
4 Michel de Montaigne (1533 – 1592)
5 G.W.F. Hegel (1770 – 1831)
6 David Hume (1711 – 1776)

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Decía que como no podemos conocer la verdadera naturaleza de las cosas, lo mejor es suspender el juicio (epojé) para alcanzar la paz mental (ataraxia).

Se le llama "el Silógrafo" porque escribía sátiras (llamadas Silloi) donde se burlaba de los filósofos dogmáticos que creían tener la verdad absoluta.

Representa un giro: aunque se educó en el escepticismo académico, terminó rescatando el dogmatismo y fusionando ideas platónicas, estoicas y aristotélicas.

Su famosa pregunta "¿Qué sé yo?" (Que sais-je?) resume su postura de dudar de las certezas humanas y promover la tolerancia frente al fanatismo.

Para él, la duda escéptica era una fase necesaria del desarrollo del pensamiento: la mente necesita dudar de todo para poder avanzar hacia una verdad más profunda.

Argumentaba que no podemos justificar racionalmente la relación de causa y efecto ni la existencia del "yo" o del mundo exterior; solo nos guiamos por el hábito y la costumbre.

 
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