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The Unreasonable Silence of the World: Universal Reason and the Wreck of the Enlightenment Project
Ashgate Publishing (1997)
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This book provides a postmodernist critique of philosophy through ecological limitationism and common-sense realism. The authors demonstrate the reality of life, the world and the primacy of practice in relation to the failings of Anglo-American analytic philosophy to meet the challenges of the age.
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