'a useful addition to the group of works which recently have called attention of philosophers to the character of their own discourse on the grounds of the philosophical, not merely the ornamental significance of that analysis'Berel Lang, State University of New York at Albany, The Review of Metaphysics, March 1992

• Philosophical reasoning: The disposition to Geometrize; Classical models of rationality: Plato, Aristotle and Cicero; On taking the Phaedo seriously; Job versus his comforters: Rival paradigms of "Wisdom"; Pascal's reasons of the heart; Hume and the education of Pamphilus; Nietzsche's philosophical hammer; Philosophical finesse; notes

'a useful addition to the group of works which recently have called attention of philosophers to the character of their own discourse on the grounds of the philosophical, not merely the ornamental significance of that analysis'Berel Lang, State University of New York at Albany, The Review of Metaphysics, March 1992

• Philosophical reasoning: The disposition to Geometrize; Classical models of rationality: Plato, Aristotle and Cicero; On taking the Phaedo seriously; Job versus his comforters: Rival paradigms of "Wisdom"; Pascal's reasons of the heart; Hume and the education of Pamphilus; Nietzsche's philosophical hammer; Philosophical finesse; notes

'a useful addition to the group of works which recently have called attention of philosophers to the character of their own discourse on the grounds of the philosophical, not merely the ornamental significance of that analysis'Berel Lang, State University of New York at Albany, The Review of Metaphysics, March 1992

• Philosophical reasoning: The disposition to Geometrize; Classical models of rationality: Plato, Aristotle and Cicero; On taking the Phaedo seriously; Job versus his comforters: Rival paradigms of "Wisdom"; Pascal's reasons of the heart; Hume and the education of Pamphilus; Nietzsche's philosophical hammer; Philosophical finesse; notes