Analytic philosophy and history of philosophy
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Introduction 1. The Philosopher's History and the History of Philosophy 2. Why Should Analytic Philosophers Do History of Philosophy? 3. On Saying No to the History of Philosophy 4. Is the History of Philosophy Good for Philosophy? 5. The History of Philosophy as Philosophy 6. What's Philosophical About the History of Philosophy? 7. The Ideology of Context: Uses and Abuses of Context in the Historiography of Philosophy 8. Locke, Therapy, and Analysis 9. Richard Burthogge and the Origins of Modern Conceptualism 10. Hope, Fear, and the Politics of Immortality
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Introduction 1. The Philosopher's History and the History of Philosophy 2. Why Should Analytic Philosophers Do History of Philosophy? 3. On Saying No to the History of Philosophy 4. Is the History of Philosophy Good for Philosophy? 5. The History of Philosophy as Philosophy 6. What's Philosophical About the History of Philosophy? 7. The Ideology of Context: Uses and Abuses of Context in the Historiography of Philosophy 8. Locke, Therapy, and Analysis 9. Richard Burthogge and the Origins of Modern Conceptualism 10. Hope, Fear, and the Politics of Immortality
Key concepts: Analytic philosophy, Philosophy, Epistemology, Contemporary philosophy