Or, Where Did Anglo-American Philosophy Go Wrong? (Author)
This book argues that the institutionally sanctioned contrast between allegedly legitimate philosophy and its spurious continental counterpart became entrenched thanks to two intertwined metaphysical presuppositions at the heart of positivism.
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