Agnosticism: A Very Short Introduction - Le Poidevin, Robin (Professor of Metaphysics, University of Leeds)
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What is agnosticism? Is it a belief, or just the absence of belief? What is the 'agnostic' principle? Robin Le Poidevin takes a philosophical approach to the issue of agnosticism, challenging some of the common assumptions, arguing in favour of the agnostic attitude, and considering its place in society and education. From the contents: 1: What is agnosticism?; 2: Who were the first agnostics?; 3: Is agnosticism necessary?; 4: Why be agnostic?; 5: Does agnosticism rest on a mistake?; 6: How should the agnostic live?; 7: How should agnosticism be taught?; References and further reading

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What is agnosticism? Is it a belief, or just the absence of belief? What is the 'agnostic' principle? Robin Le Poidevin takes a philosophical approach to the issue of agnosticism, challenging some of the common assumptions, arguing in favour of the agnostic attitude, and considering its place in society and education. From the contents:
1: What is agnosticism?; 2: Who were the first agnostics?; 3: Is agnosticism necessary?; 4: Why be agnostic?; 5: Does agnosticism rest on a mistake?; 6: How should the agnostic live?; 7: How should agnosticism be taught?; References and further reading
Autorenporträt
Robin Le Poidevin took a first degree in philosophy and psychology at Oxford University, and went on to postgraduate research at Cambridge University. He is now Professor Metaphysics at Leeds Univeristy, and the author of a number of books and articles on metaphysics and the philosophy of religion. In 2007 he gave the Stanton Lectures in the Philosophy of Religion at Cambridge.