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Although best known for Main Currents of Marxism, a monumental three-volume dissection of "the greatest fantasy of our century," Kolakowski is also the author of a score of books on philosophical and theological topics from Plotinus and the Church fathers, to the English empiricists, Edmund Husserl, and Henri Bergson.
Notes & comments: December 2003 by New Criterion
Historicists have always been masochists, good old English empiricists.
The promise of history by Parker, John (American soldier) / Shakespeare Studies
She is an English empiricist in a bed-sit, one who names her cat James and gets her best ideas while doing the dishes.
The Wonder Worker by Elie, Paul / Commonweal
 
 
 
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