[lbo-talk] Intellectuals: The Leo-conservatives -

[andie nachgeborenen]

I didn't write the except quoted below, but (a)
Heidegger was not an emigrant, and (b) the
Frankfurters, though influential, did not establish a
movement, much less one that became widespread; (c)
same with Arendt.  But (d) the logical positivists,
some of whom, like my teacher Carl Hempel, were
German, were emigrants and did establish a movement
that becvame widespread in the US -- as I remarked.

--- Chris Doss <itschris13 at hotmail.com> wrote:
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> >From: andie nachgeborenen
> <andie_nachgeborenen at yahoo.com>
> >
> >  Unlike his fellow expatriates, this soft-spoken,
> >diminutive deep thinker quickly obtained a
> >professorship at the major and highly regarded
> >University of Chicago. He was also the only German
> >emigrant to establish a philosophy movement that
> >became widespread in the United States
> 
> Heidegger? Marcuse? Adorno? Horkheimer? Arendt?
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