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Book 2023.?This is itself a postmodern gesture, breaking rules of genre and topic to make unlikely but interesting connections.?Above all, this book proves that?in this time of social division and widespread despair, Emerson canhelp.??

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Introduction: Philosophy as Thinking,as completely misses what Cavell is doing, and, furthermore, since I believe that Cavell is doing what Emerson said a scholar is supposed to do in “The American Scholar,” Urbas does not really get what Emerson is doing either.

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Postmodern Emersoneeing that the problem is oppression, that Emerson sees the problem as a problem of metanarratives, although he does not use that term, but that Emerson provides us with what postmodernism does not provide us, a way of constructing an identity without the metanarratives. We can construct an identity

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Emerson and Derrida: On the Track of the Circle Tracetacking the “onto-theology” that, according to Derrida, pervades the history of Western philosophy, Western metaphysics. Within each Emersonian circle there is a trace, a track that functions like a call, like an environmental niche, calling for the redrawing of a new circle. We experience it as a t