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SUMMARY:Philosophical Lessons from the Cold War: The Case of “Continental” Philosophy
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DESCRIPTION:<p>The Cold War in America saw a general social mobilization to fight the &ldquo\;Communist threat.&rdquo\; This mobilization affected all areas of American life. Not only the military and the CIA\, but universities\, religions\, and culture generally&mdash\;especially the mass media of films\, novels\, and television&mdash\;were reshaped in the course of it. I have traced some of the effects of this Cold War mobilization on analytical philosophy in two books (<em>Time in the Ditch</em>\, 2000\, and <em>The Philosophy Scare</em>\, 2016). Here I will discuss its implications for continental philosophy\, which are in my opinion much more dire.</p>
ORGANIZER;CN=Henny Blomme;CN=Ansgar Lyssy;CN=Elvira Basevich:
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