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Is the “analytic/continental divide” a politically obsolete concept?

July 17, 2013 · by Robin James · in analytic/continental divide, cold war, neoliberal, philosophy, politics, university

So, this weekend I watched GI Joe 2. For all of the things it doesn’t do–like be aesthetically “good” cinema–one thing it does capture fairly well is the obsolesce of cold-war thinking (which, obviously, was what informed the cartoons on which the…

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