The Enlightenment is Dead, Long Live the Entanglement
We have outgrown the distinction between the natural and the artificial.
Eugene Park Was Right: Academic Philosophy Is Failing Its Cosmopolitan Values
A philosopher examines Brian Leiter’s reaction to Eugene Park’s essay for Hippo Reads, arguing that Western philosophers implicitly consider their own work cosmopolitan and universal, while treating non-Western philosophy as limited and local: “If philosophy departments teach only Western philosophy, in what sense can they be, as Brian Leiter says they are, ‘guardians’ of the cosmopolitan ideal?”
