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: The SituationistQuick Introduction to Experimental (Situationist?) Philosophy
By The Situationist Staff
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In 2006, Slate’s John Lackman wrote a fine introduction to the then-nascent movement within philosophy known as “experimental philosophy” or “X-Phi”:
Philosophers have ignored the real world because it’s messy, full of happenstance details and meaningless coincidences; philosophy, they argue, has achieved its successes by focusing on deducing universal truths from basic principles. X-phi, [...] read more
Full post as published by The Situationist on March 08, 2008 (boomark / email).
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