Seeing Dark Things, by Roy Sorensen. New York, NY: OUP, 2008. Pp. ix Roy Sorensen's book, Seeing Dark Things, begins with 'The Eclipse Riddle'. Suppose that one is viewing In between oneself and the sun are two planets, one smaller and closer, called [Book Review]

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