Summary:
- This article discusses the analytic tradition in philosophy, focusing on the struggle for modality - the study of concepts like possibility, necessity, and contingency.
- It examines how philosophers in the analytic tradition have grappled with questions of modal logic and the nature of modal concepts over the past century.
- The review highlights how this volume provides a comprehensive overview of the key debates and developments in this area of analytic philosophy, making it a valuable resource for scholars and students interested in the history and evolution of modal logic.