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Christoph Schuringa studied philosophy at King’s College, Cambridge and Birkbeck College, University of London. He has published widely on the history of philosophy and on Marx and Marxism, and is associate professor of philosophy at Northeastern University, London. He is Editor of the Hegel Bulletin, and his writing has appeared in Jacobin, New Left Review, European Journal of Philosophy and elsewhere.
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Acknowledgements Introduction 1. Elements of Analytic Philosophy 2. The ‘Rebellion Against Idealism’ 3. The Unity of Science in Red Vienna 4. Ordinary Language in the Home of Dullness 5. The Making of Analytic Philosophy 6. Analytic and Continental 7. The Linguistic Turn and the Myth of Frege 8. Modal Logic and the Return of Metaphysics 9. Intuitions and Moral Mathematics 10. Colonizing Philosophy Bibliography Index
Acknowledgements Introduction 1. Elements of Analytic Philosophy 2. The ‘Rebellion Against Idealism’ 3. The Unity of Science in Red Vienna 4. Ordinary Language in the Home of Dullness 5. The Making of Analytic Philosophy 6. Analytic and Continental 7. The Linguistic Turn and the Myth of Frege 8. Modal Logic and the Return of Metaphysics 9. Intuitions and Moral Mathematics 10. Colonizing Philosophy Bibliography Index
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