John Kekes has for many years been Professor at the State University of New York and is now Research Professor at Union College. He is the author of many books, most recently Enjoyment (OUP, 2008) and The Human Condition (2010). He has received fellowshps from the Canada Council, NEH, and the Woodrow Wilson, Rockefeller, and the Earhart Foundations. He has been Visiting Professor in Canada, Estonia, Hungary, Portugal, Singapore, and the United States Military Academy.

John Kekes The Nature of Philosophical Problems: Their Causes and Implications is an intelligent, mostly clear, and well-written treatment of an often neglected important meta-philosophical question.

• PART ONE: FROM MODES OF UNDERSTANDING TO PHILOSOPHICAL PROBLEMS; PART TWO: PROBLEMATIC PROPOSALS; PART THREE: TOWARD A PLURALIST APPROACH

John Kekes has for many years been Professor at the State University of New York and is now Research Professor at Union College. He is the author of many books, most recently Enjoyment (OUP, 2008) and The Human Condition (2010). He has received fellowshps from the Canada Council, NEH, and the Woodrow Wilson, Rockefeller, and the Earhart Foundations. He has been Visiting Professor in Canada, Estonia, Hungary, Portugal, Singapore, and the United States Military Academy.

John Kekes The Nature of Philosophical Problems: Their Causes and Implications is an intelligent, mostly clear, and well-written treatment of an often neglected important meta-philosophical question.

• PART ONE: FROM MODES OF UNDERSTANDING TO PHILOSOPHICAL PROBLEMS; PART TWO: PROBLEMATIC PROPOSALS; PART THREE: TOWARD A PLURALIST APPROACH

John Kekes has for many years been Professor at the State University of New York and is now Research Professor at Union College. He is the author of many books, most recently Enjoyment (OUP, 2008) and The Human Condition (2010). He has received fellowshps from the Canada Council, NEH, and the Woodrow Wilson, Rockefeller, and the Earhart Foundations. He has been Visiting Professor in Canada, Estonia, Hungary, Portugal, Singapore, and the United States Military Academy.

John Kekes The Nature of Philosophical Problems: Their Causes and Implications is an intelligent, mostly clear, and well-written treatment of an often neglected important meta-philosophical question.

• PART ONE: FROM MODES OF UNDERSTANDING TO PHILOSOPHICAL PROBLEMS; PART TWO: PROBLEMATIC PROPOSALS; PART THREE: TOWARD A PLURALIST APPROACH