Gary Gutting offers a powerful account of the nature of human reason in modern times.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Introduction: the question of modernity Part I. Richard Rorty: The Rudiments of Pragmatic Liberalism: 1. The philosophy of representations 2. Knowledge without representations 3. Justification as a social practice 4. The problem of truth 5. Davidsonian therapy 6. Truth and science 7. Ethics without foundations 8. Liberal ironism Part II. Alasdaire MacIntyre: A Modern Malgre Lui: 1. MacIntyre's critique of the enlightenment 2. Which enlightenment? 3. In defense of enlightenment humanism 4. The lure of tradition 5. The tradition of the virtues 6. MacIntyre and modernity 7. MacIntyre versus pragmatic liberalism Part III. Charles Taylor: An Augustinian Modern: 1. Taylor's historical project 2. Locke and the radical enlightenment 3. The primacy of everyday life 4. Beyond the enlightenment: evil, romanticism, and poetic truth 5. Taylor's critique of naturalism 6. Williams and objectivity 7. Naturalism and hypergoods: pragmatic liberalism Conclusion.
Introduction: the question of modernity Part I. Richard Rorty: The Rudiments of Pragmatic Liberalism: 1. The philosophy of representations 2. Knowledge without representations 3. Justification as a social practice 4. The problem of truth 5. Davidsonian therapy 6. Truth and science 7. Ethics without foundations 8. Liberal ironism Part II. Alasdaire MacIntyre: A Modern Malgre Lui: 1. MacIntyre's critique of the enlightenment 2. Which enlightenment? 3. In defense of enlightenment humanism 4. The lure of tradition 5. The tradition of the virtues 6. MacIntyre and modernity 7. MacIntyre versus pragmatic liberalism Part III. Charles Taylor: An Augustinian Modern: 1. Taylor's historical project 2. Locke and the radical enlightenment 3. The primacy of everyday life 4. Beyond the enlightenment: evil, romanticism, and poetic truth 5. Taylor's critique of naturalism 6. Williams and objectivity 7. Naturalism and hypergoods: pragmatic liberalism Conclusion.
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