The article explores different case studies in recent analytic philosophy, focusing on topics like philosophical arguments, convictions, and philosophical truth. It discusses the limits of philosophical argument, the role of intuition in philosophical reasoning, and the impact of key figures like Quine, Kripke, and Rawls. The researchers also delve into the rise of the philosophy of religion, materialism, and compatibilism, as well as convictions in the philosophy of science. Overall, the article examines various perspectives on philosophical knowledge and truth, including contrasting views on objectivity and the nature of philosophical understanding.