Joan Stambaugh is Professor of Philosophy at Hunter College of the City University of New York.

• Introduction 1. Reason and Causality 2. The Non-Rational Faculties within the Framework of Rationalism 3. Irrationalism: The Revolt against Reason 4. The Temporalization of Consciousness 5. The Buddhist Way Notes Index

"Stambaugh provides a refreshing and needed investigation of non-rational modes of access to reality, an investigation, more particularly, of alternatives to Hegelian rationalism. The subject matter is itself deeply thought provoking." — Steven W. Laycock

Joan Stambaugh is Professor of Philosophy at Hunter College of the City University of New York.

• Introduction 1. Reason and Causality 2. The Non-Rational Faculties within the Framework of Rationalism 3. Irrationalism: The Revolt against Reason 4. The Temporalization of Consciousness 5. The Buddhist Way Notes Index

"Stambaugh provides a refreshing and needed investigation of non-rational modes of access to reality, an investigation, more particularly, of alternatives to Hegelian rationalism. The subject matter is itself deeply thought provoking." — Steven W. Laycock

Joan Stambaugh is Professor of Philosophy at Hunter College of the City University of New York.

• Introduction 1. Reason and Causality 2. The Non-Rational Faculties within the Framework of Rationalism 3. Irrationalism: The Revolt against Reason 4. The Temporalization of Consciousness 5. The Buddhist Way Notes Index

"Stambaugh provides a refreshing and needed investigation of non-rational modes of access to reality, an investigation, more particularly, of alternatives to Hegelian rationalism. The subject matter is itself deeply thought provoking." — Steven W. Laycock