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A thoroughgoing categorical objectivism is presented and defended, which is still articulate enough to declare roots and methods in liberal tradition, analytical philosophy, as well as in Hegelian dialectic. Produces a consistent argument, uniting a diverse philosophical heritage while maintaining political integrity. This is a first rate study by a mature philosopher, and should gain standard stature. Other Philosophy-Political Books 1987 – George Grant’s Platonic Rejoinder to Heidegger. A Contemporary Political Philosophy and the Question of Technology 1989 – Philosophical Reflections on the United States Constitution. A Collection of Bicentennial Essays 2024 – How Should War Reparations Be Paid to Ukraine? The Proposal of Josiah Royce
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