Reply to Glendinning

International Journal of Philosophical Studies 17 (2):281 – 287 (2009)
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This "reply" continues the debate with Simon Glendinning regarding his book The Idea of Continental Philosophy, and pursues my claim that there is a distinctive 'temporal turn' associated with twentieth century continental philosophy. I also offer some family resemblance criteria for continental philosophy.

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Jack Alan Reynolds
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