Pseudo-Problems: How Analytic Philosophy Gets Done

In Pseudo-Problems, Roy A. Sorensen takes the most important and interesting examples from one hundred years of analytic philosophy to consolidate a new theory of dissolution. This book offers a fascinating alternative history of twentieth century analytic philosophy. It seeks to outline a unified account of dissolution that can consolidate the piecemeal insights of analytic philosophers. An accessible account of questionable questions, the book represents an important contribution to the debates about creativity and problem solving.