Renaissance Scepticisms

I. Before Reading Sextus

1. Introduction
Gianni Paganini, José R. Maia Neto

2. Renaissance Pyrrhonism: A Relative Phenomenon
Emmanuel Naya

3. Self-Knowledge, Scepticism and the Quest for A New Method: Juan Luis Vives on Cognition and the Impossibility of Perfect Knowledge
Lorenzo Casini

II. Scepticism, Reformation and Counter-Reformation

4. The Issue of Reformation Scepticism Revisited: What Erasmus and Sebastian Castellio Did or Did Not Know
Irena Backus

5. Tutius Ignorare Quam Scire: Cornelius Agrippa and Scepticism
Vittoria Perrone Compagni

6. Pedro De Valencia'S Academica and Scepticism in Late Renaissance Spain
John Christian Laursen

III. Four Renaissance Sceptics

7. Inter Alias Philosophorum Gentium Sectas, Et Humani, Et Mites: Gianfrancesco Pico and the Sceptics
Gian Mario Cao

8. Humanus Animus Nusquam Consistit: Doctor Sanchez'S Diagnosis of the Incurable Human Unrest and Ignorance
Agostino Lupoli

9. Montaigne and Plutarch: A Scepticism that Conquers the Mind
Nicola Panichi

10. Charron's Academic Sceptical Wisdom
José R. Maia Neto

11. Giordano Bruno on Scepticism
Tristan Dagron

12. The Sceptical Evaluation of Technê and Baconian Science
Bernardo J. de Oliveira, José R. Maia Neto

13. Tommaso Campanella: The Reappraisal and Refutation of Scepticism
Gianni Paganini

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