S. Montgomery Ewegen
Philosophy
“Hyland offers a holistic reflection on the ways in which various aspects of our lives serve as occasions for philosophical reflection. By way of both autobiography and philosophical rumination, and in such a manner as to blur the difference between the two, Hyland gives us rich and enlightening meditations on education and athletics (and their interrelation), family and friendship, the value of precarity and questioning, and the sheer exuberance of approaching the world openly and responsively.”
Philosophy
“This book carefully attends to the many different historical, dialogical, and philosophical issues at play in and around Plato's Phaedrus in order to better understand its dyadic and triadic structures. . . . This book will likely be of interest to anyone engaged in serious study of this wonderful and complex Platonic text.”
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