Avoiding the posts: Reply to Friedman

Critical Review: A Journal of Politics and Society 8 (1):95-111 (1994)
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The ill?named debate between postmodernists and postlibertarians should be transcended; this requires the abandonment of both foundationalism and its converse, without abandoning common sense as well (which is no mean trick). Similarly, the debate over ?minimal statism? versus the planned economy is outdated. Instead of claiming to be in possession of foundations of our scientific?cum?political knowledge in broad terms, and instead of severely limiting our knowledge to given proofs, we offer the putative heuristics of critique in general and the critical evaluations of contexts in particular.

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Raphael Sassower
University of Colorado, Colorado Springs
Joseph Agassi
York University

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