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

Keynes is often perceived as an intuitive innovator in economics, yet this collection of essays reveals a more complex picture. It argues that he underpinned his groundbreaking ideas with rigorous mathematical and logical analysis, challenging the conventional view of his work. By highlighting this overlooked aspect of Keynes's contributions, the essays aim to reassess his legacy and the depth of his economic theories.