But in fact, the Nietzschean critique of all "values" as created cannot but exalt and entrench anthropocentrism.That's about as clear a summation as I've seen as to where contemporary thinking (whether conscious and philosophical, or whether popular and just absorbed culturally) effectively shoots itself in the foot and contradicts its own half-realized ethical intentions.– Charles Taylor, The Ethics of Authenticity, pp. 60-61.
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