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Category Archives: Dewey
Dewey…the most important philosopher of the twentieth century
At the Leiter blog there was an interesting thread (here) concerning Philip Kitcher’s recent essay, “Philosophy Inside Out” (here). Given the current state of support for philosophy (or lack thereof) within the academy, it was not surprising that many of … Continue reading
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