Definitions

1. noun

A school of thought in ancient Greek philosophy that questions the possibility of knowledge, truth, or certainty, especially skepticism about the nature of reality and knowledge.

“The philosopher’s views on epistemology were influenced by the principles of Pyrrhonism.”

2. noun

A philosophical attitude characterized by doubt, skepticism, or questioning about the nature of truth and reality.

“The novel explored themes of Pyrrhonism and the search for meaning in a postmodern world.”

3. noun

A method of critical inquiry or skepticism that questions the validity of knowledge and truth.

“The academic’s approach to research was marked by a commitment to Pyrrhonism and rigorous critical analysis.”