John Macmurray and the Postmodern Condition

Idealistic Studies 31 (2-3):105-123 (2001)
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The aim of this essay is to bring to light what I take to be the two most seminal philosophical insights of John Macmurray in the face of the postmodern condition which establishes the foundation and platform of a new philosophy, a new ethics, and a new politics.

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