Sextus Empiricus and the Nature of Justification

This chapter explores the philosophical insights of Sextus Empiricus on belief justification, emphasizing the challenges of infinite regress and circular reasoning. It critiques the implications of Agrippa's modes on the process of forming beliefs and examines various philosophical responses such as coherentism and foundationalism. Additionally, it raises questions about the limitations of Sextus's views on societal norms and skepticism, particularly regarding the justification of beliefs in everyday life.