The Sorites Paradox
The Sorites Paradox by Sergi Oms, published by Cambridge University Press on October 10, 2019, is a comprehensive exploration of the philosophical issues surrounding vagueness. This edition spans 334 pages and is presented in English, offering both an accessible survey and a detailed exposition of the current state of the art regarding the sorites paradox. The book systematically presents the main solutions to the paradox and discusses its various areas of influence, making it a valuable resource for both students and researchers.
Readers will find a structured approach to understanding the complexities of the sorites paradox, with each chapter providing a gentle introduction to its respective topic. The text builds progressively, culminating in discussions of open problems that continue to challenge philosophers today. With a focus on philosophy and logic, this volume serves as a guide that not only clarifies fundamental concepts but also introduces new ideas and debates relevant to ongoing discussions in the field.
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For centuries, the sorites paradox has spurred philosophers to think and argue about the problem of vagueness. This volume offers a guide to the paradox which is both an accessible survey and an exposition of the state of the art, with a chapter-by-chapter presentation of all of the main solutions to the paradox and of all its main areas of influence. Each chapter offers a gentle introduction to its topic, gradually building up to a final discussion of some open problems. Students will find a comprehensive guide to the fundamentals of the paradox, together with lucid explanations of the challenges it continues to raise. Researchers will find exciting new ideas and debates on the paradox.
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