The Ends of Philosophy: An Essay in the Sociology of Philosophy and Rationality

Adorno argument Aristotle basic become called civilisation classical Cogito completely concepts critical critique cultural derived Derrida Descartes destruction of metaphysics Dialectic of Enlightenment dialectics discourse end of metaphysics end of philosophy epistemological eschatological expression forms of rationality Frankfurt school function G. E. M. Anscombe Genealogy of Morals grammar Hegel Heidegger human Ibid idea ideal ideal-type intellectual interpretation kind knowledge language language-analysis language-game linguistic logic Logical Positivism Logos Ludwig Wittgenstein Martin Heidegger Marx mathematics Max Weber meaning merely metaphor method mind mode modern moral myth nature Nietzsche Nietzsche's Nihilism ontology original Positivism Positivist possible primitive principle private-language problems question Rationalisation realised reality Reason reductio-ad-absurdum reduction relation repressed ressentiment scepticism science from philosophy scientific secession sense social society sociology sublimation symbolic theory things thinkers thinking thought tion Tractatus traditional trans translation truth understanding unity universal Weber whole Wittgenstein words