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Georgia Warnke is Professor of Philosophy at the University of California, Riverside. She is the author of Gadamer: Hermeneutics, Tradition, and Reason (1987) and Justice and Interpretation (1993).
"Warnke's analyses of various issues of public policy are sensible and illuminating. . . . While the practical issues with which she is concerned have been discussed endlessly, she articulates and elaborates in helpful detail a surprisingly fresh and invigorating point of view."--Harry Frankfurt, Princeton University
"Georgia Warnke has a genuine talent for arguing through very complex questions, addressing the strongest positions on both sides; she is a prime example of her own theory at work!"--Michael Walzer, Institute for Advanced Study
Warnke's analyses of various issues of public policy are sensible and illuminating. . . . While the practical issues with which she is concerned have been discussed endlessly, she articulates and elaborates in helpful detail a surprisingly fresh and invigorating point of view.--Harry Frankfurt, Princeton University
Georgia Warnke has a genuine talent for arguing through very complex questions, addressing the strongest positions on both sides; she is a prime example of her own theory at work!--Michael Walzer, Institute for Advanced Study
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