Against Academicians and the Teacher
St. Augustine challenges skepticism and explores the nature of knowledge, truth, and learning in this foundational philosophical work.
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Against Academicians and the Teacher presents St. Augustine's early philosophical arguments against academic skepticism.
The work examines questions of certainty, perception, and the possibility of attaining true knowledge.
Augustine also discusses the role of divine illumination in understanding.
The text is an important source for the development of Western thought on epistemology and education.
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