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Philosophie analytique

Les Grands Articles d'Universalis

Encyclopaedia Universalis
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56
Year
2016
Language
French
Publisher
Encyclopaedia Universalis

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Traditionnellement, les philosophes ne s'accordent ni sur la nature de leurs problèmes, ni sur le genre de solutions qui leur convient, ni sur le type de preuve qui caractérise leur argumentation. Le plus clair résultat de la « révolution » analytique, comme on a appelé la réaction anglaise à quelque cinquante années d'hégélianisme, aurait été de réduire un peu et pour un temps l'ampleur du désaccord.

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