Methodology in 19 th and Early 20 th Century Analytic Philosophy Scott Soames USC School of Philosophy To Appear in The Oxford Handbook of Philosophical Methodology

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An Analysis of Dialogism in Mikhail Bakhtin’s Thought: Convergence of Philosophy and Methodology

 Undoubtedly, the twentieth century can be regarded as one of the richest periods of the history of philosophy and thought which globalized this tradition, generally, because of the spread of mass media and even the published books, and joined all vast and narrow streams, here and there, together and at their Juncture a big sea is formed which is the most important gain of the century. One of t...

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That Philosophy as Epistemological-Based is Not Debased: A Critique of Post-Modernist/Hermeneutic Critique of Traditional Philosophy

Over the centuries, beginning with the classic Greeks through the trends of the mid-20th century, philosophical enterprise has been intricately and seemingly irretrievably rooted in the theory of the given—an edification of philosophy as that giant mirror and standard for measuring what counts as knowledge; but is it thus synonymous with or reducible to epistemology? How or why? There are two a...

Philosophical Analysis in the Twentieth Century – A Review

After more than a century of its development, philosophers working in the analytic tradition have recently begun to consider its history as an object of philosophical investigation. This development, particularly significant in the context of a tradition of inquiry that has often conceived of its own problems as ahistorical, is salutary in that it offers to show what, within the tradition, rema...