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The Meta-Ontological Option: On Taking the Existential Turn,ordinary level concerns.. Nor does it sufficiently guard against importing results into the ordinary level that are only applicable at the pure transcendental level. We also need help in taking the turn back to the ordinary level once we have taken the transcendental turn — a turn back that I shall

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Revolution as the Foundation of Political Philosophy,ply insights from such a [non-metaphysical] reading to concrete problem areas that without them must be relinquished to uncomprehending positivism” ([5], pp. 110, 113, and 124). What such an application might mean, beyond his proposal to develop “a theory of theory construction” was not spelled out.

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Book 1994 thought support a liberal democraticstate. This reappraisal of Hegel‘s arguments resituates him as aphilosopher who anticipates the difficulties of post-modernity andoffers a basis for reassessing ontology, aesthetics, and revolution.Philosophers and those doing work in political theory will find thisvolume of great interest.

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H. Tristram Engelhardt Jr.either to rudely ignore or else to actively despise those of us who bravely try to understand, define, and describe their art. To many composers and instrumentalists, those outsiders (nonmusicians) who have the temerity to discuss anything more abstract than the digital dexterity of a fiddler, the p