Reviewing the Reviewer's of Keynes's A Treatise on Probability

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Keynes is often seen as an intuitive innovator in economics, but these essays challenge that perception by revealing the rigorous mathematical and logical analysis underpinning his ideas. The collection emphasizes that his contributions were not merely intuitive but were also grounded in a solid analytical framework, highlighting the depth of his work that has been overlooked by the profession.