Manifesto of a Passionate Moderate¶
Haack, S. (1998). Manifesto of a Passionate Moderate: Unfashionable Essays. University of Chicago Press.
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- Nirvana Fallacy
- In philosophy of science, radical skepticism demands certainty when the choice is between provisional knowledge and none.
This sourceDefends fallibilism as the position intermediate between dogmatism and skepticism, rejecting the infallibilist demand for absolute certainty while preserving genuine knowledge — supporting the claim that radical skepticism faults provisional knowledge against an out-of-reach certainty standard.
- In philosophy of science, radical skepticism demands certainty when the choice is between provisional knowledge and none.
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