Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews has posted a review of Joshua Rust’s biography of John Searle. The book is published as a part of Continuum’s Contemporary American Thinkers series.
“Rust gives his readers a grand overview of Searle’s many philosophic activities. In doing so¸ he protects those who might have read one or two of Searle’s books and articles from being misled as to what Searle is up to. Rust’s overview is systematic.”
See the review here.
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