What are the Consequences of the Formalization of Reason?
Justice, equality, happiness, tolerance, all the concepts that were in preceding centuries supposed to be inherent in or sanctioned by reason, have lost their intellectual roots.
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a philosophical critique of logical positivism, scientific absolutism, and the rapid rise in subjective reason over objective reason.
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