An Introduction to Continental Philosophy

DAVID A. WEST

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Preface.1. Introduction: What is Continental Philosphy?2. Modernity, Enlightenment and their Continental Critics.3. Dialectics of Emancipation: Marx, the Franfurt School an Habermas.4. Historicism, hermeneutics and Phenomenology.5. Beyond Theory: Kierkegaars, Nietzsche, Existentialism.6. Beyond the Subject: Structuralism and Poststructuralism.7. Postmodernism.Notes.Bibliography.Index.

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