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279 See also: Plato 50–55 ■ Søren Kierkegaard 194–95 ■ Ferdinand de Saussure 223 ■ Ludwig Wittgenstein 246–51 ■ Roland Barthes 2 ...

280 THE FUNDAMENTAL SENSE OF FREEDOM IS FREEDOM FROM CHAINS ISAIAH BERLIN (1909–1997) IN CONTEXT BRANCH Ethics APPROACH Analytic ...

281 Soviet propaganda often depicted workers liberated from capitalism. From a capitalist view, however, such images showed a tr ...

282 THINK LIKE A MOUNTAIN ARNE NAESS (1912–2009) IN CONTEXT BRANCH Ethics APPROACH Environmental philosophy BEFORE C. 1660 Bened ...

283 The natural world, for Naess, is not something that we should strive to control and manipulate for our own gain. Living well ...

284 LIFE WILL BE LIVED ALL THE BETTER IF IT HAS NO MEANING ALBERT CAMUS (1913–1960) IN CONTEXT BRANCH Epistemology APPROACH Exis ...

285 See also: Søren Kierkegaard 194–95 ■ Friedrich Nietzsche 214–21 ■ Martin Heidegger 252–55 ■ Jean-Paul Sartre 268–71 THE MODE ...

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288 T he closing decades of the 20th century were notable for accelerating advances in technology and the subsequent improvement ...

289 suspicion, and largely with derision. Within a philosophical tradition of linguistic analysis, continental structuralism see ...

290 LANGUAGE IS A SKIN ROLAND BARTHES (1915–1980) IN CONTEXT BRANCH Philosophy of language APPROACH Semiotics BEFORE 380 BCE Pla ...

291 The lover’s language is like a skin, says Barthes, which inhabits the lover. Its words are able to move the beloved—and only ...

292 See also: Plato 50–55 ■ Aristotle 56–63 ■ Ludwig Wittgenstein 246–51 I n her book Beast and Man, published in 1978, the Brit ...

293 See also: Francis Bacon 110–11 ■ Rudolf Carnap 257 ■ Karl Popper 262–65 ■ Paul Feyerabend 297 ■ Richard Rorty 314–19 A meric ...

294 THE PRINCIPLES OF JUSTICE ARE CHOSEN BEHIND A VEIL OF IGNORANCE JOHN RAWLS (1921–2002) IN CONTEXT BRANCH Political philosoph ...

295 See also: Plato 50–55 ■ Thomas Hobbes 112–15 ■ John Locke 130–33 ■ Jean-Jacques Rousseau 154–59 ■ Noam Chomsky 304–05 CONTEM ...

296 T he British philosopher of art, Richard Wollheim, believes that we should resist the tendency to see art as an abstract ide ...

297 B orn in Austria, Feyerabend became a student of Karl Popper at the London School of Economics, but he went on to depart sig ...

298 KNOWLEDGE IS PRODUCED TO BE SOLD JEAN-FRANCOIS LYOTARD (1924–1998) IN CONTEXT BRANCH Epistemology APPROACH Postmodernism BEF ...