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mosesquine
95Talk about your favorite philosophical tradition.
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What is your favorite philosophical tradition? ancient Greek philosophy45%medieval philosophy0%early modern philosophy (from Bacon and Hobbes to Leibniz and Hume)9%late modern philosophy (from Kant and Hegel to Nietzsche)18%American pragmatism9%early analytic philosophy (from Frege to Russell and Wittgenstein)0%logical positivism9%late analytic philosophy (from Quine to the present)9%post modernism0%Islamic philosophy0%
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What is your favorite philosophical tradition?
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Agustino
11.2kBecause it took the world more than a thousand years to even touch the achievement the Greeks managed to perform in about less than 200 years. -
Buxtebuddha
1.7kRoman philosophy fits between Greek and medieval Christian philosophy, so that's what I'd vote for. -
Agustino
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Who's your favorite philosopher? (apart from me please LOL)Roman philosophy fits between Greek and medieval Christian philosophy — Heister Eggcart -
Buxtebuddha
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