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Language, logic and experience: the case for anti-realism

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This book seeks to show why it is an untenable myth and how we can live with the recognition that it is unnecessary.
So deeply entrenched is the myth of realism that, until recently, one was hard pressed to characterize the position in any but a metaphorical manner. One would say that realism is the view that the world we take as the object of our cognitive enquiries is an objective world whose existence and constitution is 'independent' of our knowledge of it.

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Z. HANDIMAN

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149.2 LUN l

Publisher

La Salle : Open Court., 1991

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vii,278p.; 23 cm.

Language

English

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0-8126-9062-1

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149.2

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Subject(s)

REALISM

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