Philosophy
Death and Life of Philosophy
1999·316 pages
This provocative nonfiction work declares modern academic philosophy dead due to skepticism and over-technicality,
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This provocative nonfiction work declares modern academic philosophy dead due to skepticism and over-technicality,
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Recommending a radical interpretation of the way philosophy is defined and taught, the author (with a graduate background in the subject at the U. of Colorado) resurrects philosophy as continuous with science and other usually compartmentalized academic subjects. Intended as a contribution to introd
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