This book is a study in the methodology of philosophical inquiry.
Accordingly, it is a venture in metaphilosophy, perhaps the most
controversial of philosophical disciplines.
Philosophy is caught in a dilemma. On one hand, its omission as
a legitimate venture in empirical inquiry requires its looking to
"the big picture" and striving to counteract the fragmented
specialization of other cognitive domains. On the other hand,
philosophy does not and cannot avert division of labor. Thus, it
remains committed to the quest for unity and coherence in our
understanding of the nature of things in a world where our
knowledge is exploding in scope and in complexity. "
Philosophical Reasoning" explores this difficult situation and
clarifies its implications by expounding and defending the
following thesis: that systematization is the proper instrument of
philosophical inquiry, and that the effective pursuit of
philosophy's mission calls for constructing a doctrinal system that
answers our questions in a coherent and comprehensive manner.
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