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You're right, the Anglophone approach does tend to be very logic-centered; so-called Analytic #Philosophy

The #frenchphilosophy approach tends to be more interpretive and concerned with social and cultural phenomena

And then there's #Germanphilosophy which tries to do both and get the best of both worlds, and which usually ends up with the worst of both worlds (imho!)

And of course this is very generalizing and there are many exceptions and caveats

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It feels like modern philosophy focuses on #rationality, as primary approacch to #epistemology, approach to knowing, is that reasonable?

Or is this a USA/Anglophone approach and so-called #continentalphilosophy is different?

I do notice #Frenchphilosophy seem written in much more poetic ways than anglophone #academicphilosophy.

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#philosophy
It feels like modern philosophy focuses on #rationality, as primary approacch to #epistemology, approach to knowing, is that reasonable?

Or is this a USA/Anglophone approach and so-called #continentalphilosophy is different?

I do notice #Frenchphilosophy seem written in much more poetic ways than anglophone #academicphilosophy.

‘Tend to your vines, and crush the horror.’ - Voltaire, letter to d’Alembert (1764)

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