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Chapter 10. The Three Philosophical Traditions

From the book The Nonsense of Kant and Lewis Carroll

  • Ben-Ami Scharfstein
https://doi.org/10.7208/9780226105895-012
© 2019 University of Chicago Press
From the book
The Nonsense of Kant and Lewis Carroll
The Nonsense of Kant and Lewis Carroll

Chapters in this book (21)

Frontmatter
Contents
Acknowledgments
Introduction. You, Me, Kant, and Carroll
Chapter 1. The Nonsense of Kant and Lewis Carroll
Chapter 2. A Comparatist’s Risks and Rewards
Chapter 3. A Handful of Rules against Philosophical Self-Isolation
Chapter 4. What Death Makes of Philosophy
Chapter 5. Keeping the World Together
Chapter 6. The Common Universe of Aesthetics
Chapter 7. Are the Deaf and Blind Epistemologically Isolated?
Chapter 8. Pain, Cruelty, and Pathology in Art
Chapter 9. On the Transparency and Opacity of Philosophers
Chapter 10. The Three Philosophical Traditions
Chapter 11. Does Philosophy Progress?
Chapter 12. Nonutopian Observations on Machiavellism
Chapter 13. On the Nature and Limits of Ineffability. Ineffabilities Are the Demons and Angels of Incompleteness and Incompletability. What Can and Cannot Words Express?
Chapter 14. The Bird with Bread in Its Beak
Chapter 15. You, Me, and Kaufmann’s Discovering the Mind
Sources
Notes
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