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Introduction

Paul Feyerabend’s Philosophy in the Twenty-First Century

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  26 March 2021

By
Jamie Shaw  and
Karim Bschir
Edited by
Karim Bschir  and
Jamie Shaw
Karim Bschir
Affiliation:
Universität St Gallen, Switzerland
Jamie Shaw
Affiliation:
University of Western Ontario
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Summary

This volume aims to develop our understanding and critically engage with themes in the corpus of Paul Feyerabend. The eleven chapters of the volume collectively pursue two intertwined goals: providing historically robust interpretations of Feyerabend’s texts and reinjecting ingredients of Feyerabend’s thought into current discussions. Before delving into this, it is worth making some brief remarks on Feyerabend’s legacy and the extant secondary scholarship.

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Interpreting Feyerabend
Critical Essays
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Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Print publication year: 2021

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