THE LIBERAL TEMPER IN CLASSICAL GERMAN PHILOSOPHY: FREEDOM OF ...

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THE LIBERAL TEMPER IN CLASSICAL GERMAN PHILOSOPHY: FREEDOM OF THOUGHT AND EXPRESSION Michael N. Forster Consideration of the German philosophy and political history of the past century might well give the impression, and often does give foreign observers the impression, that liberalism, including in particular commitment to the ideal of free thought and expression, is only skin-deep in Germany. Were not Heidegger's disgust at Gerede (which of course really meant the free speech of the Weimar Republic) and Gadamer's defense of prejudice and tradition more reflective of the true instincts of German philosophy than, say, the Frankfurt School's heavily Anglophone-influenced

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