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The Architecture of Doubt examines the structures—visible and hidden—that hold up our uncertainty. Far from being a flaw in human thought, Richard Parr argues, doubt is a kind of architecture: it frames how we build knowledge, how we balance belief and skepticism, and how we live with the unknown.

Through philosophy, history, and the dilemmas of modern life, Parr explores doubt not as an enemy of truth but as its necessary companion. He shows how questioning allows us to construct meaning, even when foundations feel shaky, and how embracing uncertainty can lead not to paralysis but to resilience and growth.

With precision and insight, The Architecture of Doubt is a guide for anyone who has ever wrestled with indecision, disbelief, or the quiet unease of not knowing. It reveals that to live with doubt is not to live without strength, but to build a life that is open, flexible, and profoundly human.