"Peone’s treatment of modern philosophy through the lens of memory and forgetfulness sheds light not only on the trajectory of philosophy from Montaigne to Hegel but also on the technological ethos of contemporary life. His 'recovery' of memory, grounded in the history of philosophy, offers an original perspective on the world in which we find ourselves. This is rich material for remembering and reflecting."—Ann Hartle, Professor Emerita, Emory University

"Peone’s treatment of modern philosophy through the lens of memory and forgetfulness sheds light not only on the trajectory of philosophy from Montaigne to Hegel but also on the technological ethos of contemporary life. His 'recovery' of memory, grounded in the history of philosophy, offers an original perspective on the world in which we find ourselves. This is rich material for remembering and reflecting."—Ann Hartle, Professor Emerita, Emory University

"Peone’s treatment of modern philosophy through the lens of memory and forgetfulness sheds light not only on the trajectory of philosophy from Montaigne to Hegel but also on the technological ethos of contemporary life. His 'recovery' of memory, grounded in the history of philosophy, offers an original perspective on the world in which we find ourselves. This is rich material for remembering and reflecting."—Ann Hartle, Professor Emerita, Emory University