1929
DOI: 10.2307/40068886
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La Fin d'une parade philosophique: le Bergsonisme

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“…But, in my opinion, his words could be more convincingly explained as a critique of the levelling attitude of physiology and biology rather than as a critique of their background predominance. As can be appreciated more clearly in Politzer 1929, the French author does indeed have firm political commitments, ones that an excessively radical sort of reductionism could have hindered. If we consider this, it now appears easy to see where a contact point between Ross and Politzer can be found.…”
Section: Politzer's Reductionism and Its Similarities To Ross's Philo...mentioning
confidence: 95%
“…But, in my opinion, his words could be more convincingly explained as a critique of the levelling attitude of physiology and biology rather than as a critique of their background predominance. As can be appreciated more clearly in Politzer 1929, the French author does indeed have firm political commitments, ones that an excessively radical sort of reductionism could have hindered. If we consider this, it now appears easy to see where a contact point between Ross and Politzer can be found.…”
Section: Politzer's Reductionism and Its Similarities To Ross's Philo...mentioning
confidence: 95%