If Truth Be Told Prospectus Dorit Bar-On Keith Simmons

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Date: 2012-09-13 13:28:27 Philosophy Theories of truth Meaning Philosophical logic Philosophy of language Deflationary theory of truth Dorit Bar-On Truth Redundancy theory of truth Relativism Anti-realism Cognitivism		If Truth Be Told Prospectus Dorit Bar-On Keith Simmons Add to Reading List Source URL: www.keith-simmons.com Download Document from Source Website File Size: 503,32 KB Share Document on Facebook

	Deflationism Dorit Bar-On and Keith Simmons, UNC-Chapel Hill There is a core metaphysical claim shared by all deflationists: truth is not a genuine, substantive property. But anyone who denies that truth is a genuine pro DocID: 1sPso - View Document
	VARIETIES OF EXPRESSIVISM Dorit Bar-On James Sias Abstract After offering a characterization of what unites versions of ‘expressivism’, we highlight a number of dimensions along which expressivist views should be dis DocID: 1sMQ2 - View Document
	Triangulation and the Beasts Dorit Bar-On Matthew Priselac 1. Introduction Philosophical debates about the mental life of non-human animals provide an especially vivid illustration of how radically philosophers‘ intuit DocID: 1sqXH - View Document
	Draft; please do not circulate or quote Troubles with Deflationism Uruguay Conference, May 2006 Dorit Bar-On () and Keith Simmons () UNC-Chapel Hill DocID: 1s7Po - View Document
	Transparency, Epistemic Impartiality, and Personhood (A Commentary on Simon Evnine’s Epistemic Dimensions of Personhood )1 Dorit Bar-On, UNC-Chapel Hill Persons, in everyone’s book, form a special DocID: 1rKyt - View Document