“This can be seen as a prolegomenon to making wise women's theories influential.”

“This first chapter is a necessary prolegomenon, but for the casual reader or one unfamiliar with the issues, it would prove hard going.”

“In a philosophical prolegomenon, Schmidt examines twin interpretive narratives that, he argues, have obscured the study of modern hearing.”

“The systematic theologians among the authors turn either to history or to prolegomena.”

“The book is organized on a conventional scheme of theological loci, from prolegomena through eschatology.”

“The methodological procedure of prolegomena, and especially of those that are to prepare for a future metaphysics, will therefore be analytic.”