Exploring the intersection of philosophy and imperialism, this collection of essays by David Kuhrt challenges the validity of positivist thought by arguing that subjectivity can be transcended. Kuhrt critiques the role of abstract ideas in shaping perceptions of "science" and its influence on Western imperialism in the Middle East, tracing a historical path from medieval Papal authority to contemporary corporate interests. The essays invite readers to reconsider the implications of these philosophical frameworks on cultural and political landscapes.
