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Vagueness provides a complete and lucid account of one of the hottest topics in philosophy of language and philosophy of logic . . . Williamson constructs a broader and broader theory of vagueness sensitive to the constraints and resources of contemporary philosophy of language. His efforts drive epistemicism to a new level of depth and distinction. -Roy Sorensen, New York University

'Nothing should henceforth be written on vagueness which fails to learn from this book. It should be read not only for its contribution to vagueness, but also for what it says about knowledge; for the purity of its style ... and as an example of philosophy at its very best.' - British Journal for the Philosophy of Science 'This is a marvellous book. Not for a long time have I read anything which was at the same time so easy and pleasant to read and so stimulating.' - Philosophical Books

'Nothing should henceforth be written on vagueness which fails to learn from this book. It should be read not only for its contribution to vagueness, but also for what it says about knowledge; for the purity of its style ... and as an example of philosophy at its very best.' - British Journal for the Philosophy of Science 'This is a marvellous book. Not for a long time have I read anything which was at the same time so easy and pleasant to read and so stimulating.' - Philosophical Books

Vagueness provides a complete and lucid account of one of the hottest topics in philosophy of language and philosophy of logic . . . Williamson constructs a broader and broader theory of vagueness sensitive to the constraints and resources of contemporary philosophy of language. His efforts drive epistemicism to a new level of depth and distinction. <br>-Roy Sorensen, New York University <br>

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