Philosophy unbound: The idea of global philosophy

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The future of philosophy is moving towards "global philosophy." The idea of global philosophy is the view that different philosophical approaches may engage more substantially with each other to solve philosophical problems. Most solutions attempt to use only those available resources located within one philosophical tradition. A more promising approach might be to expand the range of available resources to better assist our ability to offer more compelling solutions. This search for new horizons in order to improve our clarity about philosophical issues is at the heart of global philosophy. The idea of global philosophy encourages us to look beyond our traditions to improve our philosophical problem-solving by our own lights. Global philosophy is a new approach whose time is coming. This essay offers the first account of this approach and an assessment of its future promise. © 2013 The Author. Metaphilosophy © 2013 Metaphilosophy LLC and Blackwell Publishing Ltd.

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Brooks, T. (2013). Philosophy unbound: The idea of global philosophy. Metaphilosophy, 44(3), 254–266. https://doi.org/10.1111/meta.12027

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