Michael Dummett

"Weiss's book is an important contribution. It presents a compelling picture of Dummett's philosophical character and outlook, as well as of the detailed development of his work, and should thereby help readers to appreciate both the integration and the force of Dummett's thought. On topics such as the significance of normalization proofs and problems in formulating anti-realism about the past, it has significant innovations of its own to offer."—Peter Sullivan, University of Stirling

Choice

This is a superb book that clarifies the difficult thought of one of the towering figures of recent philosophy.