Raymond Geuss

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Raymond Geuss is a political philosopher known for his realist and historically grounded critique of liberalism and ideal theory, particularly through works like "The Idea of a Critical Theory" and "Outside Ethics."

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instanceOf academic
author
philosopher
political philosopher
approach historically grounded political philosophy
realist political theory
criticizes ideal theory in political philosophy
liberal political philosophy
dateOfBirth 1946
doctoralAdvisor Peter K. Unger
surface form: Robert Paul Wolff
educatedAt Columbia University
Cambridge University
surface form: University of Cambridge
employer Columbia University
Cambridge University
surface form: University of Cambridge

University of Chicago
fieldOfWork critical theory
history of philosophy
political philosophy
social philosophy
influenced contemporary realist political theorists
influencedBy Bernard Williams
Friedrich Nietzsche
Jürgen Habermas
Karl Marx
Michel Foucault
Theodor W. Adorno
knownFor critique of ideal theory in political philosophy
historically grounded approach to political philosophy
realist critique of liberalism
work on critical theory
language English
memberOf Faculty of Philosophy, University of Cambridge
nationality American
notableWork A World Without Why
Changing the Subject
History and Illusion in Politics
Outside Ethics
Philosophy and Real Politics
Politics and the Imagination
Reality and Its Dreams
The Idea of a Critical Theory
placeOfBirth Evansville, Indiana, United States
positionHeld Professor of Philosophy at the University of Cambridge
researchInterest Frankfurt School
Marxism
ethics
realism in political theory

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Bernard Williams influenced Raymond Geuss