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25 de mar. de 2020 · He argues that classical skepticism is no longer viable, given the development of reliable knowledge in many fields of human inquiry. He also maintains that there are objective criteria for testing knowledge claims, and these are often as effective in ordinary life as they are in the sciences.
Briefly stated, a skeptic is one who is willing to question any claim to truth, asking for clarity in definition, consistency in logic, and adequacy of evidence. The use of skepticism is thus an essential part of objective scientific inquiry and the search for reliable knowledge.
The New Skepticism: Inquiry and Reliable Knowledge. Paul Kurtz. Prometheus Books, 1992 - Body, Mind & Spirit - 371 pages. Kurtz argues that there are objective standards for judging truth...
Paul Kurtz. 4.00. 17 ratings3 reviews. Kurtz argues that there are objective standards for judging truth claims in science, ethics, and philosophy. Of special interest is the application of the new skepticism to paranormal claims such as reincarnation and faith healing, and to religious beliefs, ethics and politics.
1 de oct. de 1992 · Kurtz argues that there are objective standards for judging truth claims in science, ethics, and philosophy. Of special interest is the application of the new skepticism to paranormal claims such as reincarnation and faith healing, and to religious beliefs, ethics and politics.
Kurtz, Paul, 1925-2012 371 pages ; 24 cm "In this provocative book, philosopher Paul Kurtz, one of the world's leading ske Buffalo, N.Y.: Prometheus Books
The new skepticism : inquiry and reliable knowledge. P. Kurtz. Published 1992. Philosophy. Kurtz argues that there are objective standards for judging truth claims in science, ethics, and philosophy.
