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This is unfairRSKennan said:Edit: nevermind....

This is unfairRSKennan said:Edit: nevermind....
Wayside said:So you're applying the assumptions of whichever historiography you're trained in to Eberron, and then saying there's a problem with Eberron because it doesn't correspond with those assumptions? It might be helpful, then, to know what these assumptions of yours are. Jean Hyppolite's idea of history is not the same as Foucault's, which is not the same as Deleuze's (I choose these examples because you have lived in France and studied European history; there are of course countless others).
I'm disappointedhong said:"Naturally, you must expect me to attack with Hyppolite?"
"I find that Foucault cancels out Hyppolite. Don't you?"
"Unless the enemy has studied his Deleuze... as I have!"
Sorry.Turjan said:I'm disappointed! You completely neglected the Marxist angle!
Much better! Thankshong said:Sorry.
"Of course, iocaine comes from Austria, and as everyone knows Austria is entirely peopled by MARXISTS. And marxists are used to having people not trust them, as you are not trusted by me. So I can CLEARLY not choose the book in front of you!"
Hey, he said he studied European history (look at me I have credentials!), which is the only reason I brought it up.hong said:"You lived in France, which means you must have studied European history
(Assuming whatever was here was directed at me) If it isn't kosher to talk about historiography here (Marxist historiography, for example, because some people might mistake it for Marxist politics, and on ENWorld politics are verboten--I get that that could be a problem for the casual reader), apologies. Mea culpa. I was only interested in exploring (the limitations of) Nisarg's view of historical causality, since that view was the foundation for his criticism of Eberron in some of the above posts.RSKennan said:Edit: nevermind....
It might be less flattering, but if I look at the title of this thread, RSKennan might have simply talked about the merits of his own campaign setting, MorningstarWayside said:(Assuming whatever was here was directed at me) If it isn't kosher to talk about historiography here (Marxist historiography, for example, because some people might mistake it for Marxist politics, and on ENWorld politics are verboten--I get that that could be a problem for the casual reader), apologies. Mea culpa. I was only interested in exploring (the limitations of) Nisarg's view of historical causality, since that view was the foundation for his criticism of Eberron in some of the above posts.
Wayside said:Hey, he said he studied European history (look at me I have credentials!), which is the only reason I brought it up.
(Assuming whatever was here was directed at me) If it isn't kosher to talk about historiography here (Marxist historiography, for example, because some people might mistake it for Marxist politics, and on ENWorld politics are verboten--I get that that could be a problem for the casual reader), apologies. Mea culpa. I was only interested in exploring (the limitations of) Nisarg's view of historical causality, since that view was the foundation for his criticism of Eberron in some of the above posts.
Y'know, I'm beginning to like every one of your posts, despite the fact that I've been absent from here for 2+ yearsNightfall said:So the ranting continues eh? (snip) Thank you for your time and patience.