Philosophy mainly tends to

Author: Paul
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Publish Date: 2004-04-01
Features: This is a collective work, with most chapters provided by specialized researchers from various countries and fields as review materials. The editor and their assistants have edited and arranged these contributions to form a cohesive whole. In areas less familiar to the editor, the original materials from the contributors are primarily used. Due to the numerous sources, the perspectives and viewpoints reflected are diverse, which distinguishes it from other similar works. The organizational structure of this book is based on the individual philosophical hermeneutics views of the author, making it inevitably subjective. Rico's own thought is renowned in the West for its inclusiveness. Within the scope of Western philosophy, he simultaneously studies European continental philosophy and Anglo-American analytic philosophy. In the context of continental philosophy, he has always balanced French philosophy with German philosophy, and within French philosophy, his interests span various schools. This academic background has made him the chosen editor for this philosophical review work.