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Overcoming Onto-Theology: Toward a Postmodern Christian Faith (Perspectives in Continental Philosophy Book 21)
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Principle of Charity,
Gary Gutting • What Philosophy Can Do
logic of disagreement.
Gary Gutting • What Philosophy Can Do
Following Heidegger, for Vattimo Nietzsche’s proclamation of God’s death coincides with the end of metaphysics, the ability to reduce existence to its first principles.
Hollis Phelps • Religion and European Philosophy: Key Thinkers from Kant to Žižek
In modernity, reason defined itself by the exclusion of faith.
John D. Caputo • Truth: Philosophy in Transit
I frame this argument in terms of the “ontological status” of intelligibility (being, truth, etc.) and argue that if any metaphysics (scientific or otherwise) fails to account for such intelligibility, then it fails necessarily, as it cannot explain or account for its purported ability to explain or account
Duane Armitage • Heidegger and the Death of God: Between Plato and Nietzsche
(epistemic peers),
Gary Gutting • What Philosophy Can Do
consensus among a group rather than knowledge (epistémé) independent of that consensus.
Gary Gutting • What Philosophy Can Do
In modernity the faculty of reason began to function like a high court before which everything else had to appear in order to be judged rational or real as opposed to irrational or illusory or even mad. Reason judges whether claims are true or not, just like a judge would. In the place of the sun of truth in which all things bask, modernity puts fo
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