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Cracking the Case: Exercises in the New Comparative Interpretation
Clayton Shoppa
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William J. Zanardi
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Cracking the Case: Exercises in the New Comparative Interpretation - Shoppa, Clayton ; Zanardi, William J.
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Synopsis "Cracking the Case: Exercises in the New Comparative Interpretation"
This is the second in a series of three books on the New Compara- tive Interpretation, i.e. on what Bernard Lonergan called the fourth functional specialty of dialectic. This approach does not claim to settle every intellectual dispute, but neither does it settle for dis- missing all philosophical differences as incommensurable beyond repair. By examining persistent intellectual differences, the authors discover that some of them originate in implicit and unexamined notions about reality, knowing and objectivity. Once these funda- mental notions become explicit, it is possible to compare divergent views to a "universal viewpoint" formulated on the basis of a per- formatively based understanding of these three terms. The authors compare explicit and competing philosophical positions not one to another but to this set of meanings. They contend this form of comparison offers a way beyond recurrent impasses in intellectual history. Because the "proof lies in the doing," the case studies in this series test whether the New Comparative Interpretation is actually a way forward within that history.
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