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The Something Awful Forums > Discussion > Debate & Discussion > Martin Heidegger: In conclusion, a man of contrasts
 
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side_burned
Nov 3, 2004

My mother is a fish.

Ccs posted:


incredibly difficult for the Philosophy department at the school, who was made up of analytic philosophers, to understand. Which is why the continential philosophers were only discussed in the english department. The analytic philosophers thought what Heidegger and Sloterdijk wrote was very verbose nonsense.


I had many criticisms of continental philosophy along those lines going through undergrad, some of which I keep, but I have more appreciation for it now. I can not say the same for analytic philosophy; analytic philosophy never comes in conversation about topics I am interested in. Also the people who talk about and quote analytic philosophy are libertarians.

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