Heidegger, Hume and neo-Kantism

Posted on September 30, 2009
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Understanding the Continental/Analytic philosophy split in terms of Hume’s influence on Kant and Heidegger’s inversion of neo-Kantism. Very interesting post. (HT: Enowning)

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1. Analytics, Continentals and History of Philosophy
2. Enowning on the Fourfold
3. Continental Channel
4. Davidson on Analytic Philosophy
5. Responsibility & Open Theism

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