This movement of "inquiry" gained favor when Arcesilaus made it the official Academic philosophy in the 2nd century BCE.
This movement of "inquiry" gained favor when Arcesilaus made it the official Academic philosophy in the 2nd century BCE. The original, or "dogmatic" variety demands complete epistemological suspension, but may be shown to be contradictory in first principles by the argument of the Stoic Antipater.
This movement of "inquiry" gained favor when Arcesilaus made it the official Academic philosophy in the 2nd century BCE.
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