> What? The guy is fair to > Nietzsche too? I certainly don't by into the hype of much so-called Analytic philosophy (By my way of thinking, Analytic philosophy ceased with Quine to be the dominant mode of philosophizing in the Anglo-American world, but that's a minority usage. Not that Analytic philosophy proper didn't have its hype...) regarding certain "Continental" thinkers. I think Hegel's not as completely useless as he appears, I think Husserl was positively brilliant (in his earlier works especially), I'll even give Heidegger his due (though I loathe the man), and I think Schopenhauer, Nietzsche, and Kierkegaard were all profound thinkers. (Apparently, there's only individual with whom I am not fair.) I've taken a note of the references for such time as I am reading Nietzsche again. (Being involved with a Nietzsche enthusiast, it may be sooner than I expect.) Was there some particular relevance or are those just papers you enjoyed and wanted to bring to our attention? JPDeMouy ========================================= Need Something? Check here: http://ludwig.squarespace.com/wittrslinks/