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Truth Matters Realism Antirealism And Responsedependence Christopher Norris

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Truth Matters Realism Antirealism And Responsedependence Christopher Norris
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Publisher: Edinburgh University Press
File Extension: PDF
File size: 2.62 MB
Pages: 240
Author: Christopher Norris
ISBN: 9781474471367, 1474471366
Language: English
Year: 2022

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Truth Matters Realism Antirealism And Responsedependence Christopher Norris by Christopher Norris 9781474471367, 1474471366 instant download after payment.

The first full-length introduction to response-dependence

Truth Matters is an invaluable guide for student readers in search of a reliable introduction to response-dependence in epistemology. Setting out the issues clearly and concisely, Norris explains the both sides of the current debate and contextualises it by providing the relevant background history, including discussion of its sources and analogues in Plato, Locke, Kant and Wittgenstein. His book offers invaluable guidance for student readers in search of a reliable introductory survey of the field.


Response-dependence claims to provide a 'third way' between the realist (or objectivist) conception of truth as always potentially transcending the limits of human ascertainment and the anti-realist (or verificationist) case that truth cannot possibly transcend those limits since then we could never acquire or manifest a knowledge of it.


Key Features
  • Clear, accessible account of some complex philosophical issues
  • First book-length study of the response-dependence debate
  • Informative discussion of its pre-history in philosophers from Plato to Hume, Locke and Kant
  • Combines wide-ranging coverage with a clear focus and deep philosophical treatment

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