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The ability to engage with philosophical debates about the nature, scope, and foundations of reason and rationality. It covers questions about the relationship between reason and emotion, the role of values in reasoning, the possibility of universal reason, and the historical development of rational ideals. This literacy enables one to critically assess foundational claims about what reason is and to recognize that appeals to “reason” often smuggle in philosophical assumptions.
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