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  Skills, historical disclosing, and the end of history: A response to our critics
 
 
Titel: Skills, historical disclosing, and the end of history: A response to our critics
Auteur: Spinosa, Charles
Flores, Fernando
Dreyfus, Hubert
Verschenen in: Inquiry
Paginering: Jaargang 38 (1995) nr. 1-2 pagina's 157-197
Jaar: 1995-06
Inhoud: We appreciate the thoughtful responses we have received on 'Disclosing New Worlds'. We will respond to the concerns raised by grouping them under three general themes. First, a number of questions arise from lack of clarity about how the matters we undertook to discuss - especially solidarity - appear when one starts by thinking about the primacy of skills and practices. Under this heading we consider (a) whether we need more case studies to make our points, and (b) whether national and other solidarities require willingness to die for the values that produce that solidarity. Second, we take up questions concerning the historical character of the skills of entrepreneurs, virtuous citizens, and culture figures. Here we shall (a) emphasize how we distinguish ourselves from earlier writers on these subjects, (b) consider essentialism, relational identities, and exclusion, (c) answer a number of Habermasian concerns raised by Hoy, (d) speak to Taylor's concern regarding the contingency of solidarity and forgetting, and (e) take up Grant's objection that we are both formalists and relativists. Third, we shall take up the concern, raised mostly by Borgmann, that historical disclosing, that is to say history as the West has known it, is over, and that now all that can be done by those who transform the practices is to make them more and more technological.
Uitgever: Routledge
Bronbestand: Elektronische Wetenschappelijke Tijdschriften
 
 

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