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ply osophyand roinanticism. an area which is currently undergoing revival,
collection of specially yitten arriclesby world•class philosophers renews the gadition of
romanticism' by exploring and enlarging its contribution to 'Opics
'freedom, autonomy and subjectivity; the normativity of the new; philosophy's relation
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development of romanticismean be traced through to North American philås+éby in' the er.j, :
of Thoreau. EmersOn and Dewey, and upto the cyrrenrsvork ofStanley Tayloö
and Richard Rorry: The •articles in this collection suggestxhag philosopi»ealnirriailticisrrs
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current —analytic" philosophy, and the , 9
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•nineteenth• and twentieth-century thought,
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Dieyfus, Richard Eldridgc,Jane Kneller, [hid Kolb, NikolSs KömpridisÅJefMalßas,
RoErrt Pippin, Fred Rush, Marcin Seel, Charles
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