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In 2007, a debate took place between Hungarian representatives of the analytic and continental schools of philosophy. (1) Boldizsar Eszes and Janos Tozser concluded their article about the history of analytic philosophy by the claim that the only possible method of philosophising is analytic. (2) Answering on behalf of continental philosophers, Tibor Schwendtner approached the topic from the points of view of the sociology of knowledge and academic politics. (3) Tamas Ullmann also defended continental philosophy, emphasizing that it is not vague or unscientific. (4) Istvan Farago-Szabo, in opposition to the continental position, represented a third, independent point of view. (5) In their answer to Schwendtner, Eszes and Tozser reject his charges, providing extensive evidence against them.
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