Expanding the circle of my doubters

Among the most prominent philosophical currents, the current that appeared alongside the emergence of philosophy as a movement opposed to all certainty and all fixed, conclusive truth, which is the primary task of philosophical thinking. In fact, it can be said that skepticism was an Enlightenment school opposing any intellectual dominance, and this became clear with the Renaissance era, which strongly relied on skepticism, or what is called "New Pyrrhonism." The rediscovery of Ambrose texts had a significant impact on the intellectual and philosophical transformations that extended into the modern era. In a historical narrative context, this book discusses skepticism in three different periods, not only to trace the development of this school, which had a strong influence starting from the Greek era through the medieval period and the Enlightenment until today; but, above all, to present the true meaning of skepticism and its importance in ending the movement of stagnation and obscurantism. Number of pages: 304 Year of publication: 2024 Publisher: Dar Al-Tanweer for Publishing and Distribution