Ataraxia or Bust!
Doug BatesArticles about the intersection of ancient Greek philosophy and Buddhism; and in particular, the philosophy that resulted from that intersection: Pyrrhonism.
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A Stoic and a Pyrrhonist Umpire a Game
The part about Pyrrhonism that people are most likely to report not understanding is what is meant by “evident” and “non-evident.” Just recently, two readers of my book, Pyrrho’s Way, have published their concerns about the distinction.
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How to Be a Crappy Skeptic
Massimo Pigliucci’s new book, How to Be a (Happy) Skeptic, has drawn attention to a neglected school of ancient Greek philosophy - “neglected” in the sense that while there have been conspicuous contemporary efforts to revive the philosophi...
Sing to Me, Muse, of the Polytropos Philosophy
The ancient doxographers of Pyrrhonism made a startling claim: the first philosophical skeptic wasn’t Pyrrho. He wasn’t even a philosopher. He was the poet Homer. The rationale that Diogenes Laertius gives for this is that for the same ques...
Wikipedia and the Neutering of Points of View
Wikipedia is operating on two ideals that cannot both be satisfied: neutrality and reliability. Last week, the incompatibility of these two ideals became headline news as Wikipedia’s co-founder, , announced that he had been banned from Wiki...
Why Moral Anti-Realism Is Hard for Moral Realists to Understand
While it seems that moral anti-realists typically have no difficulty understanding moral realism, my observation is that the reverse is not true. Moral realists often not only fail to understand moral anti-realist positions, such as the Pyr...
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I am the author of "Pyrrho's Way: the Ancient Greek Version of Buddhism." I write two Substacks. "Ataraxia or Bust!" is about the intersection of Greek philosophy and Buddhism. "Nottingham Blog" is about Nottingham, NH government.
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