Kenneth Rose is a former Senior Research Fellow at the Graduate Theological Union, USA and Emeritus Professor of Philosophy and Religion at Christopher Newport University, USA. He is the author of Yoga, Meditation, and Mysticism (2016), Pluralism: The Future of Religion (2013), and Knowing the Real: John Hick on the Cognitivity of Religions and Religious Pluralism (1996).

This book presents a wide-ranging, well-argued, and daring suggestion of how to revive intellectual intuition. Rose does much more than to present a theoretical suggestion. He outlines a way of actually practicing intellectual intuition that moves us beyond scepticism into a pluralist view of metaphysics. What ensues is an experiential reverence for the generosity of being.

• PrefaceIntroduction1. The Forgetfulness of Being and Its Recovery2. The Scope and History of Intellectual Intuition3. Reviving Intellectual Intuition4. Contemplative Metaphysical Practice5. The Metaphysics of Intellectual IntuitionConclusion: The Outcomes of Contemplative MetaphysicsBibliographyIndex

Kenneth Rose is a former Senior Research Fellow at the Graduate Theological Union, USA and Emeritus Professor of Philosophy and Religion at Christopher Newport University, USA. He is the author of Yoga, Meditation, and Mysticism (2016), Pluralism: The Future of Religion (2013), and Knowing the Real: John Hick on the Cognitivity of Religions and Religious Pluralism (1996).

This book presents a wide-ranging, well-argued, and daring suggestion of how to revive intellectual intuition. Rose does much more than to present a theoretical suggestion. He outlines a way of actually practicing intellectual intuition that moves us beyond scepticism into a pluralist view of metaphysics. What ensues is an experiential reverence for the generosity of being.

• PrefaceIntroduction1. The Forgetfulness of Being and Its Recovery2. The Scope and History of Intellectual Intuition3. Reviving Intellectual Intuition4. Contemplative Metaphysical Practice5. The Metaphysics of Intellectual IntuitionConclusion: The Outcomes of Contemplative MetaphysicsBibliographyIndex

Kenneth Rose is a former Senior Research Fellow at the Graduate Theological Union, USA and Emeritus Professor of Philosophy and Religion at Christopher Newport University, USA. He is the author of Yoga, Meditation, and Mysticism (2016), Pluralism: The Future of Religion (2013), and Knowing the Real: John Hick on the Cognitivity of Religions and Religious Pluralism (1996).

This book presents a wide-ranging, well-argued, and daring suggestion of how to revive intellectual intuition. Rose does much more than to present a theoretical suggestion. He outlines a way of actually practicing intellectual intuition that moves us beyond scepticism into a pluralist view of metaphysics. What ensues is an experiential reverence for the generosity of being.

• PrefaceIntroduction1. The Forgetfulness of Being and Its Recovery2. The Scope and History of Intellectual Intuition3. Reviving Intellectual Intuition4. Contemplative Metaphysical Practice5. The Metaphysics of Intellectual IntuitionConclusion: The Outcomes of Contemplative MetaphysicsBibliographyIndex