10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «UNDOGMATICALLY»
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undogmatically in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
undogmatically and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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A History of Ancient Philosophy IV: The Schools of the ...
He writes: Hence, not only do we not fight against living experience, but we even
lend it our support by assenting undogmatically to what it relies on, while
opposing the private inventions of the Dogmatists. And again: For it is, I think,
sufficient ...
Giovanni Reale, John R. Catan, 1990
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Hellenistic Philosophy: Introductory Readings
For just as the sceptic uses the utterances “I determine nothing” and “I grasp
nothing” ‹undogmatically›, as we have said, so the methodic physician speaks
guilelessly of 'generality' and 'pervade' and related terms. He also uses the word
...
Brad Inwood, Lloyd P. Gerson, 1998
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Doubt and the Demands of Democratic Citizenship
Again, from Sextus Empiricus: Adhering... to appearances we live in accordance
with the normal rules of life, undogmatically, seeing that we cannot remain wholly
inactive. And it would seem that this regulation of life is four fold, and one part of ...
Both Sceptic and Empiricist, then, will make use of Commemorative Signs; but
they do so undogmatically, untheoretically, and with no commitment to the
correctness of the procedure. That does not mean that the Empirical doctors'
dispute ...
5
Metaphysics and Epistemology: A Guided Anthology
... tradition of customs and laws, that whereby we regard piety in the conduct of
life as good, but impiety as evil; instruction of the arts, that whereby we are not
inactive in such arts as we adopt. But we make all these statements
undogmatically.
Stephen Hetherington, 2013
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Philosophical Melancholy and Delirium: Hume's Pathology of ...
He must always speak undogmatically. All he can say is that every case of
philosophical theorizing examined so far appears empty and that he follows the
practical criterion undogmatically. He is and must be open to new philosophical ...
Donald W. Livingston, 1998
Fogelin says that, when making everyday epistemic claims, ''The Pyrrhonist
undogmatically accepts the everyday epistemic practices of his culture'' (195; cf.
Sextus on 8). I take the qualification ''undogmatically'' to signal that Pyrrhonists
use ...
Walter Sinnott-Armstrong Professor of Philosophy Dartmouth College, 2004
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Greek and Roman Philosophy After Aristotle
Adhering, then, to appearances we live in accordance with the normal rules of life
, undogmatically, seeing that we cannot remain wholly inactive. And it would
seem that this regulation of life is fourfold, and that one part of it lies in the
guidance ...
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Sceptics-Arg Philosophers
Both Sceptic and Empiricist, then, will make use of Commemorative Signs; but
they do so undogmatically, untheoretically, and with no commitment to the
correctness of the procedure. That does not mean that the Empirical doctors'
dispute ...
10
Philosophical Skepticism
... that appearance; the point in dispute is whether the object is in reality such as it
appears to be. Adhering, then, to appearances we live in accordance with the
normal rules of life, undogmatically, seeing that we cannot remain wholly inactive
.
Charles Landesman, Roblin Meeks, 2008
4 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «UNDOGMATICALLY»
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undogmatically is used in the context of the following news items.
Our Christian beliefs are under attack from influential and militant …
He may calculate that being mildly, undogmatically Christian (which he genuinely is) is more attractive to voters than believing in nothing. The 55 signatories ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Apr 14»
Naturalistic Traditions: Were the ancient Skeptics naturalistic?
So, adhering to experience, we live undogmatically in the conduct of life, since we cannot be totally ineffectual. It seems that this conduct of life has four aspects: ... «Patheos, Feb 14»
Have we become too assertive?
At its most fundamental, being assertive requires genuinely listening to another person's perspective and clearly – unapologetically but undogmatically – stating ... «Financial Times, Dec 12»
In the Comfort of One's Museum
... a generation of young professionals living in temporary, open-plan accommodation, using space flexibly and undogmatically. Several ground-breaking pieces ... «Wall Street Journal, Sep 11»
