Cosmopolis: The Hidden Agenda of Modernity

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Philosophy and Historical Thought Philosophy, Science, and History Philosophical and Historical Studies

Abstract

Toulmin offers a radically new interpretation of Western intellectual history that humanizes our conception of modernity and reconciles the precision of scientific theory with the reality of human experience.

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