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Transcending Postmodernism

Name: Transcending Postmodernism
Brand: PALGRAVE MACMILLAN
SKU: 02096133
Price: 60.49 EUR
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Author: Morton A Kaplan
ISBN: 9781137358561

Morton A Kaplan

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Inglese

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Codice Libristo: 02096133

Casa editrice PALGRAVE MACMILLAN, novembre 2013

Contemporary philosophy is torn between a reliance on the pragmatic meanings of designated objects a... Descrizione completa

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Contemporary philosophy is torn between a reliance on the pragmatic meanings of designated objects and a foundation based on formal theory. This book shows that philosophical knowledge, which no more has a terminal state than an infinite set has a last term, advances when the dialectical relationship between the two approaches is synthesized. The choice of designations is intimately related to theory and the form of theory is intimately related to the character of designated objects. The intimate dialectical relationship between theory and meaning is explored in detail in the area of international theory. The recent emphasis on realism rests on a regressive misunderstanding of the dialectical relationship between theory and practice that loses Newton's acute understanding of it, an understanding that underlies the great advances of physics, and that is lost in the contemporary social sciences.