Dummett: Meaning, Truth and Anti-Realism

Xu Xiangdong

Center for Analytical Philosophy, Peking University

According to C.Wright [1], realism is a fusion of modesty and presumption: while it claims that the world is determined entirely independently of human cognitive activity, it nonetheless maintains that there is a non-accidental fit between the world and our thought about it --- we are, in favorable circumstances, capable of acquiring knowledge and of understanding it.......

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