The Principle of Sufficient Reason

Exploring the Principle of Sufficient Reason (PSR), Alexander Pruss delves into its philosophical implications and significance. The book examines different interpretations of the PSR and highlights historical contexts, offering positive arguments that illustrate its relevance across various disciplines, such as meta-ethics and the philosophy of mathematics. This comprehensive analysis presents a fresh perspective on a long-neglected topic, aiming to enrich philosophical discourse and understanding of contingent facts.