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Academic Skepticism is a category for books that explore the tradition of rigorous, evidence-sensitive doubt in philosophy and scholarship. Originating in Plato’s Academy with figures like Arcesilaus and Carneades, this approach challenges claims to certainty, examines the limits of knowledge, and asks how we can justify belief and action when only probabilities—not absolutes—are available. The category includes translations of classical sources, historical overviews, and contemporary work in epistemology and the philosophy of science, alongside studies of reasoning, argumentation, and critical thinking. Together, these books trace how skepticism has shaped intellectual history and offer tools for careful inquiry, open-minded evaluation of evidence, and responsible judgment in research and everyday life.

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