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Philosophy of history

manwithoutqualities wrote 3 days ago: The old firm of Taylor and Perry interview Dan Little for Philosophy Talk Is history just a series o … more →

Tags: Philosophy, Philosophy of Social Science, philosophy on the radio, philosophy talks, Daniel Little

A Note on Civil War Historiography1 comment

spinoza1111 wrote 4 days ago: The New York Times is running, on Facebook, an excellent series of articles on the Civil War. Althou … more →

Tags: Civil War, Confederate States of America, Historiography, Hobbes, Lincoln, neo-Secession

The reports of Edward II's death may have been greatly exaggerated...

Paul Sturtevant wrote 2 weeks ago: Review: ” Rewriting History: Royal Conspiracies in Later Medieval England”, lecture at U … more →

Tags: Books, Reviews

Ryle and Oakeshott

manwithoutqualities wrote 3 weeks ago: At last here is the book in which my essay “Ryle and Oakeshott on the know-how/know-that disti … more →

Tags: Cognitive Science, concept of mind, conservatism, corey abel, Descartes, Epistemology, knowing how knowing that, oakeshott, philosophy of mind

Rejecting collective guilt

Paul Newall wrote 3 weeks ago: Hans Kundnani commented on a cover story in Die Zeit, which reported on attitudes among German teena … more →

Tags: Historiography, Philosophy, History, Politics, Current Affairs, Schlink, Germany, guilt, identity

Anglo-American Idealism

manwithoutqualities wrote 1 month ago: I want to give a plug for this new book edited by James Connelly and Stamatoula Panagakou. They have … more →

Tags: Political Philosophy, philosophy of mind, oakeshott, bosanquet, ethics, Philosophy of Religion, Philosophy of Social Science, Collingwood, Bradley

The Myth of Modernity

rogueoperator wrote 1 month ago: The term “modern” sometimes portrays a false sense that we are at a more advanced stage … more →

Tags: collectivism, Objectivism, Ayn Rand, Barack Obama, Karl Marx, Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel, Isaac Newton, Virtue of Selfishness, Francis Bacon

Laziness

spose wrote 3 months ago: Most of us don’t or wouldn’t take too kindly to being called lazy, indolent,slothful,  o … more →

Tags: capitalism, Green Party, Anthropology, Evolution, Materialism, People, Political Philosophy, Socialism, Lifeways

“Post-Christian”: I Think Not!1 comment

Samuel wrote 4 months ago: POST-CHRISTIAN WORLD? The world was once a more comfortable place to be a Christian, especially in t … more →

Tags: Culture, History, Christianity, Worldview, Jesus Christ, Preaching, church, church leadership, living life

Rounauld (Rooh-now)

Ronald Alvarez wrote 5 months ago: The Student (Rounauld) The “Special Someone” The Doctor Herodotus of Halicarnassus Xenophon of Athen … more →

Tags: Nature of History, Herodotus of Halicarnassus, Xenophon of Athens, Gaius Sallustius Crispus, Titus Livius

The Practicality of the Historical Novel

Lauren Stokes wrote 7 months ago: Hayden White spoke on “The Practical Past” to an overflowing classroom at the Freie Univ … more →

Tags: politics of history, Hayden White, metahistory, language and its discontents, michael oakeshott, Post-modernism, Historical Fiction

Laura Tusa Ilea - “Caring for the Soul” and the “New” in History (Jan Patočka)

j. wrote 8 months ago: McGill Philosophy Workshop Laura Tusa Ilea “Caring for the Soul” and the “New” in History (Jan Patoč … more →

Tags: McGill, mcgill philosophy workshop, Patocka

History and objects: Braudel

Drew wrote 9 months ago: Once you begin to move history out from being the sole province of human beings, you need a philosop … more →

Tags: Reading, Quotations, musings, Teaching, Braudel, Annales, Object-Oriented Philosophy

the phenomenology of the fanatic

ottiliemignon wrote 9 months ago: The enthusiast is carried away by an unrealizabe ideal; the fanatic by that which is most real, and … more →

Tags: Cultural criticism, Apuleius, collective dreaming, Dreaming, Dreams, fan celebrity, Fanatic, fanaticism, German Romanticism

Old Reviews of Experience and its Modes

manwithoutqualities wrote 10 months ago: Here are two reviews of Experience and its Modes that I’ve only recently come across. The form … more →

Tags: philosophy of mind, metaphysics, Philosophy, Epistemology, oakeshott, Idealism, qualia, Collingwood, Bradley

Can I read this as being about objects?3 comments

Drew wrote 10 months ago: The “unmotivatedness” of the sign requires a synthesis in which the completely other is … more →

Tags: Reading, Quotations, musings, Jacques Derrida, object orientation

The (Literary) Historian's Imperative

Jennifer Park wrote 11 months ago: What is the role of literary criticism today, within the academy and without? As academics that are … more →

Tags: Academia, History, Literature, Literary criticism, Arden of Faversham, Alice Arden, Catherine Belsey, Scholarship

Richard Evans, David Irving and the Holocaust2 comments

acannell wrote 1 year ago: Here’s another hefty article/paper I wrote. Enjoy. - – - – - – - – - … more →

Tags: History, Richard Evans, david irving, Holocaust, lying about hitler

Constructivism and Relativism in Oakeshott

manwithoutqualities wrote 1 year ago: Here is a MS of my paper that was published here. … more →

Tags: social epistemology, Political Philosophy, philosophy of mind, oakeshott, Relativism, Philosophy of Social Science, Philosophy of Education, postmodern, Constructivism


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