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Second, it argues that Herder's core insights 'get...many important things right' (2) concerning language, in contrast with those theses that deviate from them, including those more recently affirmed by figures in the German tradition, but especially by contemporary Anglophone philosophers, to whom this volume is largely addressed.
Michael Forster: German Philosophy of Language: From Schlegel to Hegel and Beyond
Nozick was like Cohen in that he sought to employ philosophical tools on behalf of a political tradition anglophone philosophers had ignored--only in Nozick's case the tradition was fire-breathing libertarianism.
The thinking man's Marxist: from Montreal youth to Oxford chair, G.A. Cohen became one of our era's great philosophical minds
O'Brien is credited with helping heal the rift between Anglophone philosophers recovering from their analytical binge and continental Europeans recovering from a plethora of post-isms.
Reading ancient texts; v.2: Aristole and neoplatonism, essays in honour of Denis O'Brien

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