The Space of Love and Garbage And Other

Focusing on personal, emotional, and political issues, these witty, brilliant essays from the Harvard Review of Philosophy strive to illuminate those areas of philosophy and life that are most important to living “the good life” to its fullest as an individual and as a citizen. From immigration to moral intuition, from love to hubris, these essays demonstrate how philosophy tackles modernity’s central questions.

Foreword	p. xi
Preface	p. xiii
Rousseau and the Modern Cult of Sincerity	p. 1
Existential Phenomenology and the Brave New World of The Matrix	p. 19
On (and Beyond) Love Gone Wrong	p. 39
The Space of Love and Garbage	p. 55
The Contest of Extremes: An Exploration of the Foundations and the Peak of Nietzsche's Political Philosophy	p. 69
A Psychological View of Moral Intuition	p. 87
The Metaphysics of Ordinary Experience	p. 93
The Relativity of Fact and the Objectivity of Value	p. 113
Rethinking Progress: A Kantian Perspective	p. 127
Philosophy as Hubris: Kierkegaard's Critique of Romantic Irony as a Critique of Immanent Thinking	p. 143
Richard Rorty and the Ethics of Anti-Foundationalism	p. 163
Mirror and Oneiric Mirages: Plato, Precursor of Freud	p. 175
Schleiermacher's Hermeneutics: Some Problems and Solutions	p. 187
Bentham's Philosophical Politics	p. 207
Undocumented Persons and the Liberal State	p. 213
A New Interpretation of Plato's Socratic Dialogues	p. 229
What Is Postmodernism?	p. 241
Why Study the History of Philosophy?	p. 247
The Geology of Norway: Poem on Wittgenstein with Introduction	p. 253
Notes	p. 261
About the Editor	p. 301
Index	p. 303
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The Space of Love and Garbage And Other Essays from the Harvard Review of Philosophy

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