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Ignorance: A Case for Scepticism Existentialism and redemption set against theIgnorance: A Case for Scepticism by Peter Unger is a provocative exploration of scepticism, originally published in 1975. In this influential work, Unger challenges conventional epistemological assumptions, arguing that knowledgeat least as traditionally conceivedis impossible. He defends a radical form of scepticism, asserting that we lack justification for virtually all of our beliefs, from ordinary empirical claims to complex scientific theories.