This book presents a wide-ranging, well-argued, and daring suggestion of how to revive intellectual intuition. Rose does much more than to present a theoretical suggestion. He outlines a way of actually practicing intellectual intuition that moves us beyond scepticism into a pluralist view of metaphysics. What ensues is an experiential reverence for the generosity of being.

Terje Sparby, Witten/Herdecke University, Germany

Kenneth Rose boldly reclaims intuition as an intellectual faculty central to contemplative metaphysics. His scholarly command of a wide range of sources and clear explication contribute a fresh, informed approach to problems of ancient origin. He makes evident intuition's resources for meeting the challenges of a complex and pluralistic contemporary world, ultimately connecting to pursuit of wisdom in any age.

Lisa M. Osbeck, PhD, Professor of Psychology, University of West Georgia, USA