Managing Philosophy: Effectiveness and Efficiency in Philosophical Argumentation
Written by Henrique Schneider
“Philosophical arguments should be evaluated not only by their logical soundness but also by whether they address the right questions. Efficiency — constructing rigorous, clear arguments — matters, but it is secondary to effectiveness — choosing problems of genuine significance. A logically flawless argument about a trivial question remains a poor use of intellectual resources.”
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15-11-2025
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17-02-2023
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13-05-2022
Thank you to Lorenzo Buti for your wonderful contribution on “Where Philosophy begins”. This is our 3rd contributor article and we are very excited to take on more submissions.
We would also like to announce that we have received funding and will be publishing for another year!
