One work titled for this concept was written to "free people from the tyranny" of abstract concepts like truth or objectivity, but its author lamented that he had just replaced them with new tyrants of "democracy, tradition, or relative truth.
One work titled for this concept was written to "free people from the tyranny" of abstract concepts like truth or objectivity, but its author lamented that he had just replaced them with new tyrants of "democracy, tradition, or relative truth." That "anarchist" work discussed the inseparability of phenomenon and statement and the ideological nature of language in its analysis of the "tower argument," and was meant to be a collaboration with (*) Imre Lakatos. Along with Paul Feyerabend's book "against" this concept, another work titled for it uses the metaphor of rebuilding a house on secure foundations to describe his task of rebuilding knowledge, and includes the first appearance of "I think, therefore I am." For 10 points, name this concept that refers to an organized process for accomplishing a task, a "discourse" on which was written by Rene Descartes.
One work titled for this concept was written to "free people from the tyranny" of abstract concepts like truth or objectivity, but its author lamented that he had just replaced them with new tyrants of "democracy, tradition, or relative truth.
method [or the scientific method; or Against Method]