Books by Timothy Williamson

History taking and examination skills are vitally important in everyday practice. This invaluable guide specifies the investigations required for a focused history and details key components of the ideal examination, resulting in the development of clinical skills that are timely, comprehensive, relevant and succinct.

When did Rembrandt get old? Such questions eventually lead us to the problem of vagueness. Williamson traces its history, questions conventional theories and defends the realist view that vagueness is a kind of ignorance.