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Beginner and advanced philosophy: which one do you most frequently practice? This meme is, of course, an obviously ironical polemic. In fact, private contemplation and public conversation are two modes of cognition separate sui generis. We can neither expect the axioms of Kepler nor the postulates of Kant to...

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