Title: Realism and Anti-Realism Explicated with Elegance
Product review: This book is an excellent account of the realism/anti-realism debate and the place of Wittgenstein's thought in that debate. Ellenbogen is a remarkably clear expositor of Wittgenstein's thought. Her analysis of the secondary literature on the debate and her recasting of criteria, truth conditions and practices is a welcomed addition to the literature. While Ellenbogen does discuss some secondary literature, there is no discussion of the excellent work of Meredith Williams on a social conception of mind in Wittgenstein, and I would highly recommend Williams' book (Wittgenstein, Mind and Meaning) for anyone with an interest in these issues.
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