Radder, Hans: Synthetic philosophy: Recollected, revised, and revitalized

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As an antidote against excessive specialization and fragmentation, this article aims to revitalize synthetic philosophy. This conception of philosophy comprises, at least, three basic components. First, it investigates connections between philosophical subjects and subfields that are usually kept apart. Second, synthetic philosophy is empirically informed, that is, it discusses and uses relevant…

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