Repression, Integrity and Practical Reasoning

Explore the intricate relationship between repression and practical reasoning in G. Jaeger's insightful work, Repression, Integrity and Practical Reasoning. Published by Palgrave Macmillan in 2012, this first edition spans 169 pages and delves into a topic often overlooked in philosophical discourse. Jaeger examines how repression affects an agent's ability to deliberate effectively about their reasons, positing that true deliberation about overcoming repression is impossible if one has not already done so. This thought-provoking analysis invites readers to consider the complexities of moral integrity and the challenges faced in rational decision-making. Perfect for scholars and enthusiasts of philosophy, this book offers a fresh perspective on the dynamics of repression and reasoning. Don’t miss the opportunity to add this compelling title to your collection!