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The Sceptical Road Aenesidemus Appropriation Of Heraclitus Roberto Polito

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Publisher: Brill Academic Publishers

File Extension: PDF

File size: 2.18 MB

Author: Roberto Polito

ISBN: 9789004137424, 9004137424

Language: English

Year: 2004

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The Sceptical Road Aenesidemus Appropriation Of Heraclitus Roberto Polito by Roberto Polito 9789004137424, 9004137424 instant download after payment.

The revival of Scepticism in the first century B.C. is due to Aenesidemus of Cnossus. Nonetheless, very little is known of him, and much of it seems to suggest that his thought tended more towards Dogmatism, and Heraclitean philosophy in particular. The puzzle has set the scene for a long-term debate, but, as yet, no agreed solution has been propounded. The present book provides a close examination of ancient evidence as well as of critical literature, and arrives at the conclusion that Aenesidemus merely intended to offer a Sceptical interpretation of Heraclitus, and that the ideas which are incorporated in it voice distinctive features of his Scepticism.