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Your Emotions as a Skeptic
Thought: A Journal of Philosophy 12 (3):177-182 (2025)
Abstract
I argue that a triad of contemporary theses—namely the “Knowledge Requires Belief Thesis,” the “Knowledge-Requiring Emotions Thesis,” and the “Belief-Requiring Emotions Thesis”—have interesting Pyrrhonian implications for the emotional range of a skeptic.Author's Profile
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