Philosophical imagination and cultural memory: appropriating historical traditions

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Durham: Duke University Press (1993)
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In this volume some of today's most influential thinkers face the question of philosophy's future and find an answer in its past.

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D16.9.P416 1993

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0822313227

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10.2307/2956366
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