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After Modernity

by James R. Mensch
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Offers an alternative to the modern foundationalist paradigm, based in Husserl's analysis of temporality, that shows how the passing of modernity provides an opening for doing metaphysics in a new nonfoundationalist manner.

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Book Details

Published
September 30, 2009
Publisher
State University of New York Press
ISBN
9781438412818

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