Myths of reason: vagueness, rationality, and the lure of logic

Atlantic Highlands, N.J.: Humanities Press (1995)
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Addresses the meaning of rationality. The author argues that common conceptions of this notion are founded upon dubious myths of reason; and that systematic approaches to rational understanding are inherently limited by denying the cognitive value of myth and metaphor.

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