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36Schlegel’s IronyIdealistic Studies 22 (3): 203-213. 1992.The term “irony” has always found itself caught up in philosophical discourse, yet this term has only been elevated to the status of a philosophical concept relatively recently along the trajectory of the movement of philosophy. In fact, the philosophical centrality of irony can be traced to the Romantics at the turn of the 19th century and, in particular, to the writings of Friedrich Schlegel, even though the topic of “Socratic irony” has been discussed from Plato’s time on. This is to say that…Read more
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8Schlegel’s IronyIdealistic Studies 22 (3): 203-213. 1992.The term “irony” has always found itself caught up in philosophical discourse, yet this term has only been elevated to the status of a philosophical concept relatively recently along the trajectory of the movement of philosophy. In fact, the philosophical centrality of irony can be traced to the Romantics at the turn of the 19th century and, in particular, to the writings of Friedrich Schlegel, even though the topic of “Socratic irony” has been discussed from Plato’s time on. This is to say that…Read more
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15The Irony of Richard Rorty and the Question of Political JudgmentPhilosophy Today 34 (4): 303-311. 1990.
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13Douglas Ehring, Tropes: Properties, Objects, and Mental Causation. Reviewed byPhilosophy in Review 36 (3): 100-102. 2016.
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