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August 13, 2007

Timothy Williamson on Vagueness

How many grains of sand make a heap?  This is the classic Sorites Paradox. In this episode of Philosophy Bites Timothy Williamson, author of an important book on the topic, explains what vagueness is and why it matters.

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