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Rorty’s Philosophy and the Mirror of Nature Richard Rorty Review By Dan Geddes The chief target of Rorty’s work is the notion that epistemology is the arbiter of what is rational in Western cultures. He sees this as an outgrowth of Descartes̵... More »
Parables of Kierkegaard Edited by Thomas C. Oden Review By Dan Geddes Editor Thomas C. Oden discovered the idea of compiling Kierkegaard’s parables during a conversation with another scholar. This volume gives Kierkegaard’s parables a wider audience, as fe... More »
Man’s Search For Meaning Viktor Frankl Review By Dan Geddes How delightful to read a psychological work that addresses life’s issues as most people understand them! Viktor Frankl’s prose sparkles with his humanity and reason, and marginalizes... More »
The Genealogy of Morals, Nietzsche’s most sustained critique of morality, exhibits such an original approach to value theory that many readers feel lost in the whirlpool of his ideas, and grapple for some solid ground from which to evaluate him. Surely m... More »