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I will call it "transversal reason." I develop this concept in two stages. In the first part of this article I explain the situation of rationality as I see it. My thesis is that the contemporary shape of rationality requires and also makes possible a new concept of reason.
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This is like reason and rationality lead to better people in general. The picture accompanying the text shows a group of young people wearing Santa hats. The claim that the postmodern interrogation of reason which has triggered a renewed interest in the question of rationality in philosophy is not exhausted by the rediscovery of the irrational, whether as a boundary problem of rational
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