In this insightful study, Mounir Boured delves into the intricate world of philosophical rhetoric, focusing on the influential writings of Mohamed Abed Al-Jabri. The book provides analytical models to deconstruct the persuasive strategies, argumentative structures, and stylistic choices that define Al-Jabri's discourse. Boured examines how Al-Jabri employed rhetorical tools to articulate his critique of Arab reason and build his intellectual project. This work is essential for students and researchers in philosophy, rhetoric, and modern Arab thought, offering a fresh perspective on one of the 20th century's most significant Arab philosophers and revealing the deep connection between philosophical content and rhetorical form.