Philosophy of Science: A Contemporary Introduction (Routledge Contemporary Introductions to Philosophy)

When I first cracked open this book, I knew I was in for a crafty study, one that I was not totally prepared for. My understanding of the basic figures in philosophy was dwarfed by the authors knowledge of the subject. It’s quite unified in that it was all about the philosophy of science. Nothing else. I believe you will have fun if you’re an eloquently versed philosopher. For the average student it demands careful study.

This is a review about the paper used for the paperback edition of this book. It is so porous that my yellow "Sharpie" highlighter bleeds through. Thus I have a hard time distinguishing hilites from the opposite page to the current one. Bummer, since I highly depend on hilites to help me read/study a book.