Zach Weber is Associate Professor of Philosophy at the University of Otago, New Zealand.
'Zach Weber's Paradoxes and Inconsistent Mathematics is easily one of the most important books in inconsistent mathematics - and contradiction-involving theories in general - since the pioneering books of Chris Mortensen (1995), Graham Priest (1987) and Richard Sylvan (formerly Routley) (1980) ... Not since said pioneering works have I encountered a more important book on would-be true contradictory theories than Weber's ... The development of such inconsistent maths from the pioneering ideas ... to Weber's latest work is as significant as the development from chiseling stone tablets to recent smart phones.' Jc Beall, Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews