Pragmatism?
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yeah, that's probably the closest to being historically minded
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It’s anti-historical because almost every “innovation” is just the restating of a precious philosopher’s position. If they acknowledged that fact, it would clarify how redundant their work truly is.
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Is it really
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Like they’re not analytic, but what type of definition for historical contingency are you using which excludes Marx and Hegel lol
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Nietzsche's disciples have bad press these days, but so-called French theorists from Foucault to Ricoeur to Derrida are hard hard core historicists
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What about HEGEL? (Heidegger? Adorno?)
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I was in grad school (not in philosophy) at Rutgers, which at the time was tied w/Princeton for the #1 ranking in philosophy, and I lived with four philosophers. They're a remarkably arrogant bunch for people who set up perfect-world thought experiments.
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Phil Prof looks at cloud chamber, sees that some condensed water molecules are moving to the left, and others to the right. Asks: what if the ones moving to the right are the ones moving to the left, only backward in time? <takes a drag>
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