Shaftesbury's 'economy of conduct' presupposes a stable natural order whose teleological structure grounds moral norms, but radical skepticism dissolves precisely that ontological foundation.
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(describes what 'being-for-others' might or might not provide)
A basic, fundamental ground or starting point that explains why something exists or what it truly is at its core.
radical skepticism(Epistemology; contrast with more moderate skeptical positions)
A form of skepticism that doubts the laws of logic and/or refuses to accept any starting point as uncontentious, making engagement with standard philosophical arguments impossible.