Were we not good? I thought I was just helping you understand that G.E. Moore wasn’t the dispositive word on Hegel? Like analytic philosophy for, well, most topics? So, yeah, you’re welcome, right?
You think appealing to the authority of one philosopher will convince me that Hegelianism is alive and well? Can we talk about something saner, like flying pyramids?
Would you care for something to talk about?
Since you’re posting an image from “The Meaning of Life,” do you know how G.E. Moore would analyze the question “What is Life?”
Isn’t it a tasty cereal?
… for certain definitions of “tasty”?
I suspect some may not appreciate the Marxism of the Frankfurt guys and want to stick with the Enlightenment guys…?
Isn’t it, even with all the 90s stuff? Hadn’t I heard Whedon was bummed about Avengers? Doesn’t she love Buffy (and hate Buffy’s choices in boyfriends)?
Isn’t GITS great and won’t you enjoy it as a great parable about Neo-Japan? Isn’t it easier than ever to watch some great anime? Aren’t there some classics, but also some new shows/stories to watch? Isn’t Madoka Magica great, for one? Or how about Kill La Kill and Gurren Lagann? Aren’t those series, but they are short and worth investing the time?
Can’t I say no?
Which is undeniably set in Japan, with Japanese characters, and is not just some rando cartoon, but a much beloved parable about Tokyo in the future, and is well-written, beautifully animated, and very Japanese? why does everyone get so pissy whenever people say, “hey, how about let’s not make all things with white people, maybe”?
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Thank you, and aren’t I grateful that you share their sensitivity and curiosity for cultural questions?
And don’t I love that Richard Rorty found fascinating questions to ask about Hegel and Moore?
Did you say Hume?
Don’t I want to read about Hume as social critic?
Hey, don’t I still wear socks?
I don’t know… do you? Can I guess yes?
I don’t know… do you? Can I guess yes?
Also, didn’t the stupid pop ups cause the article to go away for me? Did you guys read it? Can I say that I’m not a huge fan of Hume or that I don’t know much of his work? Don’t you all know I’m a 20th century historian, and an America and the world… er… ist, and a popular culturalist?
Doesn’t James Harris’s biography of Hume look like a fun reconsideration of Hume as social critic?
Fun partly because Kantian metaphysics have been generally discredited but Kantian morality narratives still pop up a lot socially?
Who suspected Hume’s ideas about social criticism might have more validity and durability than his ideas about metaphysics?
Do people think in terms of metaphysics much anymore, at least in the classical sense? Isn’t there a sense that the field rested on a merging of science and philosophy that just really doesn’t exist anymore, since they are understood as separate fields now a days? Am I wrong in thinking that?
Don’t I sometimes think scientists and engineers are the only professionals left who still want to consider metaphysical questions?
Do they consider them? Is there a large metaphysical movement in science and engineering? Wouldn’t it be considered too philosophical? Isn’t this a result of the ever increasing complexity of the “division of labor”?