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This implies , however , an attempt to switch his own horizon in its entirety , the
operation that the genealogical method claimed to be a contradiction in terms .
This would also run the risk of a metaphysical philosophy of life , a romantic turn
to ...
This implies , however , an attempt to switch his own horizon in its entirety , the
operation that the genealogical method claimed to be a contradiction in terms .
This would also run the risk of a metaphysical philosophy of life , a romantic turn
to ...
Page 50
... shifting its emphasis , in a series of displacements between 1980 and 1983 ,
first to early Christianity , then to the first centuries of the Roman Empire , and
finally to the crisis of Athenian democracy and the Socratian moment in
philosophy .
... shifting its emphasis , in a series of displacements between 1980 and 1983 ,
first to early Christianity , then to the first centuries of the Roman Empire , and
finally to the crisis of Athenian democracy and the Socratian moment in
philosophy .
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( 38 ) Philosophers do not need to establish their own tradition , and often pour
scorn on the social sciences making such a fuzz about the ... If one would take
away only the names listed , philosophy would all but collapse immediately .
( 38 ) Philosophers do not need to establish their own tradition , and often pour
scorn on the social sciences making such a fuzz about the ... If one would take
away only the names listed , philosophy would all but collapse immediately .
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