Abstract

In this book, Stroud argues that we have no good reason for subjectivism about colorsfor believing that colors are not part of the objective, mind-independent, real world. The book is not succinctly argued, nor is it intended to be, given its epigraph from Wittgenstein: This is how philosophers should salute each other: Take your time! The books leisurely, discursive, and explicitly undogmatic treatment makes for a fascinating and pleasant read.