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Comment on The Story of Philosophy – from antiquity to the present by Latest Structuralism Psychology News
['Tony Henderson']
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This post is also available in: SpanishThe Story of Philosophy – from antiquity to the present,By Christopher Delius and Matthias Gatzemeier, Deniz Sertcan, Kathleen Wunscher.
In terms of philosophy the book we are basing these comments on (The Story of Philosophy) seems to meld other associated practices around the subject rather than tackle them head on.
By this time philosophy was loosening its hold as a totalising term over the sciences and it was the domain of the physical sciences that first declared independence and in this way philosophy – which was concerned with fundamental assumptions – became once-removed.
“…the mystic ribbon, linking the meanings of things, human understanding, and the divine order,” it concluded.
Silo seen the signs telling of another way of thinking that was unfolding, a completely different way – and the story of philosophy was also unfolding.
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