Since genius is scattered across the centuries, anyone
philosophically engaged does well to ponder the teachings of at
least some great earlier philosophers. Yet, historicists argue that
each philosophy is temporally bound, contemporary analytic
philosophers are apt to draw negative conclusions about the value
of past philosophy for forming a justifiable conception of reality,
and champions of a scientistic world-view dismiss all philosophy
uninformed by the latest discoveries. In Sullivan and Pannier
challenge these skeptical arguments and illustrate concretely the
power of past philosophy to invigorate the mind and its philosophic
products. They cast doubt, through abstract argument and concrete
illustration, on the wisdom of treating all earlier systems and
theories as useless patrimony of long dead elders.
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