The differences between analytic and continental philosophy (with Alexander Prescott-Couch)

<div class="notes-inner"><p>What is the genetic fallacy? How do the analytic and continental philosophical traditions differ? What is the role and value of intuition in analytic philosophy? Is continental philosophy too poetic for its own good?</p><p>Alexander Prescott-Couch is an Associate Professor of Philosophy at the University of Oxford. He is currently writing a book on genealogy that is under contract with Oxford University Press. His academic work has appeared in journals such as <em>Noûs</em> and <em>Journal of Political Philosophy</em>, and he contributes to a regular interview column in the <em>ZeitMagazin</em>. Email him at <a href="mailto:alexander.prescott-couch@philosophy.ox.ac.uk">alexander.prescott-couch@philosophy.ox.ac.uk</a> or follow him on Twitter at <a href="https://twitter.com/prescottcouch">@prescottcouch</a>.</p></div>