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Bullshit and Philosophy

Bullshit and Philosophy

Bullshit and Philosophy

Author:
Gary L. Hardcastle George A. Reisch
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Philosophy
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Part 15
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08-15-2023

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Chapter 1
Chapter 2
Chapter 8 in this volume) marks the beginning of two distinctive schools in bulls.h.i.t thinking. Cohen separates what he calls Cohen-bulls.h.i.t from Frankfurt-bulls.h.i.t. He also observes, not without satisfaction, that one doesn"t need a Frankfurt bulls.h.i.tter to generate Cohen bulls.h.i.t. Cohen points to several differences between the bulls.h.i.t he is interested in and the bulls.h.i.t he sees Frankfurt addressing.
Chapter 4
Chapter 8 in this volume). Frankfurt"s definition, says Cohen, does not cover all types of bulls.h.i.t. On the contrary, "the explicandum that attracted [Frankfurt"s] interest is just one flower in the lush garden of bulls.h.i.t" (p. 120). So, "On Bulls.h.i.t" is really only about one kind of bulls.h.i.t. Other flowers in the "lush garden of bulls.h.i.t" remain unexamined, and Cohen"s princ.i.p.al aim in "Deeper into Bulls.h.i.t" is to identify and define a very specific kind of stercore tauri, to be found in academic circles, but altogether ignored by Frankfurt.
Chapter 8 in this volume).
Chapter 7
Chapter 8 of Bulls.h.i.t and Philosophy. Throughout Bulls.h.i.t and Philosophy, all references to "Deeper Into Bulls.h.i.t" are to the work as it appears in this volume.
Chapter 8 in this volume, p. 118.
Chapter 8 in this volume.
Chapter 3 of this volume, there"s more to bulls.h.i.t than semantics.
Chapter 12
Chapter in the History of Recent Philosophy (New York: Greenwood, 1953); Michael Friedman, A Parting of the Ways: Carnap, Ca.s.sirer, and Heidegger (Chicago: Open Court, 2000); and A. Richardson and R. Giere, eds., Origins of Logical Empiricism (Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press, 1998). For the period after World War II see G. Hardcastle and A. Richardson, eds., Logical Empiricism in North America (Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press, 2003), and George A. Reisch, How the Cold War Transformed Philosophy of Science: To the Icy Slopes of Logic (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2005).
Chapter 5. See also p. 1: the fact that "never in the history of mankind have so many people uttered statements that they know to be untrue" is offered as a characterisation of "an era of unprecedented bulls.h.i.t production." This example is particularly noteworthy as on page 5 Penny seems to embrace Frankfurt"s definition.
Chapter 15

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