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Yes and no. It’s authored by individuals in the broad analytic tradition, but: 1. A lot of people have an idea that “Analytic Philosophy” is a well defined sch
by hyperpape 8y ago
Yes and no. It’s authored by individuals in the broad analytic tradition, but:
1. A lot of people have an idea that “Analytic Philosophy” is a well defined school with some kind of shared theses and well-defined approach. That hasn’t been true for a long time, if it ever was. I’m not saying that there’s zero distinction between so-called analytic philosophy and any number of continental schools of thought, but if you think either side is homogenous, you’re wrong.
2. The SEP includes articles on non-analytic figures and movements by sympathetic authors. Those figures include historical philosophers, continental philosophers and non-Western philosophers.