Hegel – The Christian Humanist

Blogging through Truth and Method post 11: Analysis of Historically Effected Consciousness (341-379)

12 July 2013 Nathan P. GilmourPhilosophy

The problem with which the previous section (307-341) of Truth and Method ends is truly compelling, if one breaks down the problem as a (simplified) syllogism: Hermeneutics, as a practice, involves the dialectic of interpreting[…]

Blogging Through Truth and Method post 1: Introduction and the Humanist Tradition (1-42)

23 May 2013 Nathan P. GilmourPhilosophy

Hans-Georg Gadamer, Truth and Method, Second Revised Edition Certain writers linger at the borders of certain disciplines, and I always feel somewhat bad for neglecting them. Thus in 2009 Michial and I read through Heidegger’s[…]

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17 June 2011 Nathan P. GilmourLinks

Tripp Fuller issues a manifesto on seminary education. Did you hear the one about the Hegelian who went to Saint Louis? An encomium for Stanley Fish The science of self-control (and why we should have[…]

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Blogging through Truth and Method post 11: Analysis of Historically Effected Consciousness (341-379)

Blogging Through Truth and Method post 1: Introduction and the Humanist Tradition (1-42)

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