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Contemporary African Philosophy

Diogenes, 1985
The purpose of this paper is to present a commentary on the current state of contemporary African philosophy and to offer some criticisms and recommendations. The question concerning African philosophy has been debated for some years now and one has witnessed a number of interesting works on this topic.
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The Specter of Marxism in Contemporary Philosophy

Revista Portuguesa de Filosofia
In Jean-Paul Sartre’s 1960 declaration that Marxism was the “unsurpassable philosophy of our time,” he acknowledged the relationship between the Marxist interpretation of history and an existentialist philosophy focused on the individual’s subjective experience.
Andreas Gonçalves Lind, Ricardo Barroso Batista   +1 more
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CONTEMPORARY PHILOSOPHY AND THE PROBLEM OF TRUTH

1997
An outside observer looking at the contemporary scene in philosophy may very well be excused if his or her first impression is of people talking past each other. Philosophers belonging to the different analytic traditions are easily perceived of as wasting their ingenuity and stringency on small technical problems which have no larger human ...
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Philosophy and Contemporary Reality:

2019
Etienne Balibar’s essay explores the category of the ‘event’ in contemporary philosophy as well as what he calls its ‘essential, strategic function.’ Balibar offers a critique of what he calls eventialism (an –ism in the sense of existentialism, structuralism, and so on), alongside a consideration of the relation between philosophy and contemporary ...
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Contemporary Philosophy

New Scholasticism, 1957
James Collins, Frederick Copleston, S. J. Westminster   +2 more
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Contemporary Philosophy.

The Philosophical Review, 1958
G. J. Warnock, Frederick Copleston
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The Contemporary Problem of Philosophy and Philosophy’s Career

1978
As we have noted above, the first half of The Philosophy of Living Experience forms a lengthy and complex introduction to the remainder of the work. Our purpose in this chapter is to sketch out and explicate that introductory material so as to show how it guides the reader toward, and prepares him to accept, the critiques of Marx and Mach and the ...
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Contemporary Indian Philosophy.

The Journal of Philosophy, 1937
George Bosworth Burch, S. Radhakrishnan, J. H. Muirhead   +2 more
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Philosophy and Contemporary Science

1998
This paper is concerned with some of the differences between philosophy and contemporary science, and with the significance of these differences for the question of the nature of philosophy. Differences of particular interest here are ones that tend to be concealed and ignored through the influence of the professionalist attitudes of contemporary ...
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Contemporary Russian Philosophy

The Journal of Religion, 1949
T-'9ENSION is the most insidious enemy of understanding, and it is inevi. table that the American attitude toward Russian ideas as well as toward Russian affairs should be tense at the present time. The approach to problems of Russian culture, which was tentative and inquiring during and just after the war, has become, after bitter experience with ...
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