Stanley Cavell’s writings on skepticism in The Claim of Reason offer a lens through which to interpret the surprising connections between language and politics. While the book is famously difficult to summarize, it operates by juxtaposing seemingly disparate areas of philosophy, which are not often considered in dialogue with one another. A notable example of […]
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