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Reason and its other: rationalty in modern German philosophy and culture
Dieter Freundlieb & Wayne Hudson (eds.)
Oxford: Berg (1993)
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For centuries debates about reason and its Other have animated and informed philosophy, art, science, and politics throughout Western civilization but nowhere, arguably, as deeply and turbulently as in Germany. This book explores the myriad issues surrounding these debates.Other Versions
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