Is the Enlightenment an Outdated Program?

The Proceedings of the Twentieth World Congress of Philosophy 7:211-220 (2000)
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In this essay I provide a critical analysis of the Enlightenment program—focusing particularly on the thought of Hegel, Rouseau, Kant, and Nietszche—describing the central dangers inherent in the program. I conclude with reflections generated from the post-metaphysical responses to the Enlightenment made by Giddens and Heidegger.

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