Robert Hanna’s The Fate of Analysis (Mad Duck Coalition, 2021) is a comprehensive revisionist study of the history of Analytic philosophy from the early 1880s to the present, with special attention paid to Ludwig Wittgenstein’s work and the parallels and overlaps between the Analytic and Phenomenological traditions. It provides a synoptic introduction to European and … [continue reading]
Author Archives: Robert Hanna and Scott Heftler
Rationality and Logic: A Podcast.
Robert Hanna’s Rationality and Logic (MIT Press, 2006) is about human rationality, logic, and the connection between them. According to Hanna’s view, this connection is both constitutive and mutual. More precisely, he defends the broadly Kantian thesis that logic is the result of the constructive operations of an innate protological cognitive capacity that is necessarily … [continue reading]
A Moral Argument For Gun Abolitionism in 100 Words and 8 Simple Pictures.
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Philosophy Talks, With Bob And Scott, #5.
Philosophy Talks, With Bob And Scott is a series of conversations about fundamental philosophical ideas, problems, and topics, from A to Z. The aim of these conversations is to move us beyond the false dichotomy between Analytic philosophy and so-called “Continental” philosophy–as if there were no other relevant alternatives: but in fact, there is at … [continue reading]
Philosophy Talks, With Bob And Scott, #4.
Philosophy Talks, With Bob And Scott is a series of conversations about fundamental philosophical ideas, problems, and topics, from A to Z. The aim of these conversations is to move us beyond the false dichotomy between Analytic philosophy and so-called “Continental” philosophy–as if there were no other relevant alternatives: but in fact, there is at … [continue reading]
Philosophy Talks, With Bob And Scott, #3.
Philosophy Talks, With Bob And Scott is a series of conversations about fundamental philosophical ideas, problems, and topics, from A to Z. The aim of these conversations is to move us beyond the false dichotomy between Analytic philosophy and so-called “Continental” philosophy–as if there were no other relevant alternatives: but in fact, there is at … [continue reading]
Philosophy Talks, With Bob And Scott, #2.
Philosophy Talks, With Bob And Scott is a series of conversations about fundamental philosophical ideas, problems, and topics, from A to Z. The aim of these conversations is to move us beyond the false dichotomy between Analytic philosophy and so-called “Continental” philosophy–as if there were no other relevant alternatives: but in fact, there is at … [continue reading]
Philosophy Talks, With Bob And Scott, #1.
Philosophy Talks, With Bob And Scott is a series of conversations about fundamental philosophical ideas, problems, and topics, from A to Z. The aim of these conversations is to move us beyond the false dichotomy between Analytic philosophy and so-called “Continental” philosophy–as if there were no other relevant alternatives: but in fact, there is at … [continue reading]