It's not something I would fight over; I'll just reserve "ordinary language philosophy" for those who were at Oxford in the twenty yers from 1945, and...
Moore skips over scepticism? No, he confronts it directly. While Austin looks to set out the relations between concepts already found in our everyday ...
Corporate donors flee Republican Party following Capitol Hill riot, and it's only the beginning Free enterprise is a marvellous thing. The invisible h...
An example. Take a look at my first post in the recent debate. I am self-consciously setting out, in a too-brief and hence inadequate way, the relatio...
Nietzsche is not an Ordinary Language Philosopher. Including him would be anachronistic. Ordinary Language Philosophy was a reaction to the demise of ...
I'd exclude Wittgenstein. The key characteristic of Austin's approach is the seeking of wisdom within our everyday language. The ethos is here: One is...
An odd reading of locutionary force? Derrida/s thinking is all over the place - thats what makes him worth reading. I think he's having a joke in @"Jo...
I suppose that's me. Although I don't think of myself in those terms. I'm an admirer of Moore, and rank Austin very highly in my estimation of philoso...
Present circumstances provide a good test as to the resilience of US democracy. It's taken a bad knock from an appalling administration, but the recen...
I've argued along these lines, too. The Myth of the Individual prevents, for example, a decent response to Covid; and often prevents common decency. I...
What do you think you have argued here - that Amazon and Apple should not respond to their customer's concerns? That there ought be some control on Ap...
I'd stick to Umberto Eco's 14 points for using that word. I've a little speech I use to explain to kids why they shouldn't use the word "Fuck" unthink...
@"Pfhorrest " Third time I've asked - are we looking at Parler refugees? @"counterpunch" @"synthesis" Both joined in the last week, no interest in gen...
Well, I don;t see anything that links them to Marx; although doubtless some BLM supporters are Marxist, being a Marxist is not on the prerequisite... ...
That's not just being wrong. Do I think him a fascist? I wouldn't use that language. I do think his thinking is - as shown here and elsewhere - shall ...
I think you are right. There will be white Democrats using the issue as leverage. Do you think the BLM black supporters are part of that scam? Or do t...
Again, who is making them worse? Read over this discussion again, and ask yourself how you went. Go back to here, were I asked you about the importanc...
Don't they? I don't have access to much information; so isn't this a different, albeit related, issue? Again, even if true, that wouldn't make them ex...
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