This book compares and contrasts the ideas of some of the leading twentieth-century critics of rationalism: Gadamer, Hayek, Kolnai, MacIntyre, Oakeshott, Polanyi, Ryle, Voegelin, and Wittgenstein. This book provides important insights into this major intellectual trend of the past century.
This book compares and contrasts the ideas of some of the leading twentieth-century critics of rationalism: Gadamer, Hayek, Kolnai, MacIntyre, Oakeshott, Polanyi, Ryle, Voegelin, and Wittgenstein. This book provides important insights into this major intellectual trend of the past century.
Edited by Lee Trepanier and Eugene Callahan - Contributions by Grant Havers; David Corey; Daniel John Sportiello; Colin Cordner; Mark T. Mitchell; Timothy Fuller; Kenneth B. McIntyre; Ferenc Hörcher; Nathanael Blake; John von Heyking; Eugene Callahan; Zol
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Introduction, by Gene Callahan and Lee Trepanier Chapter 1: Wittgenstein and the Athens-Jerusalem Conflict, by Grant Havers Chapter 2: Eric Voegelin's Critique of Ideology, by David Corey Chapter 3: Rationalism in Eric Voegelin, by Daniel John Sportiello Chapter 4: The Diagnosis of Scientism: Eric Voegelin and Michael Polanyi on Science and Philosophy, by Colin Cordner Chapter 5: Personal Participation: Michael Polanyi, Eric Voegelin, and the Indispensability of Faith, by Mark T. Mitchell Chapter 6: Liberalism and the Prospect of Rational Order in Hobbes's Political Philosophy and the Responses of Oakeshott, Strauss and Voegelin, by Timothy Fuller Chapter 7: The Critique of Rationalism: Ryle and Oakeshott on Tacit Knowledge, by Kenneth B. McIntyre Chapter 8: Two Concepts of Practical Knowledge in Politics: Oakeshott and MacIntyre in Comparison, by Ferenc Hörcher Chapter 9: Between Rationalism and Relativism: Gadamer and MacIntyre on Truth and Finitude, by Nathanael Blake Chapter 10: Was Hayek a Rationalist? by John von Heyking Chapter 11: Hayek and Oakeshott on Rationalism, by Eugene Callahan Chapter 12: Rationalism and Irrationalism: Aurel Kolnai and Michael Oakeshott, by Zoltan Balazs
Introduction, by Gene Callahan and Lee Trepanier Chapter 1: Wittgenstein and the Athens-Jerusalem Conflict, by Grant Havers Chapter 2: Eric Voegelin's Critique of Ideology, by David Corey Chapter 3: Rationalism in Eric Voegelin, by Daniel John Sportiello Chapter 4: The Diagnosis of Scientism: Eric Voegelin and Michael Polanyi on Science and Philosophy, by Colin Cordner Chapter 5: Personal Participation: Michael Polanyi, Eric Voegelin, and the Indispensability of Faith, by Mark T. Mitchell Chapter 6: Liberalism and the Prospect of Rational Order in Hobbes's Political Philosophy and the Responses of Oakeshott, Strauss and Voegelin, by Timothy Fuller Chapter 7: The Critique of Rationalism: Ryle and Oakeshott on Tacit Knowledge, by Kenneth B. McIntyre Chapter 8: Two Concepts of Practical Knowledge in Politics: Oakeshott and MacIntyre in Comparison, by Ferenc Hörcher Chapter 9: Between Rationalism and Relativism: Gadamer and MacIntyre on Truth and Finitude, by Nathanael Blake Chapter 10: Was Hayek a Rationalist? by John von Heyking Chapter 11: Hayek and Oakeshott on Rationalism, by Eugene Callahan Chapter 12: Rationalism and Irrationalism: Aurel Kolnai and Michael Oakeshott, by Zoltan Balazs
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