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The Many Relativisms: Index, Context, and Beyond
In Steven D. Hales, A Companion to Relativism. Malden, MA: Wiley-Blackwell. pp. 102–117 (2010)
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This chapter contains sections titled: Abstract Introduction Relativism and Apparent Faultless Disagreement The Many Relativisms: Moderate vs. Radical Moderate Relativisms: Indexical vs. Non ‐ indexical Contextualism Radical Relativism: Content vs. Truth Relativism The Many “Relativism”s References.
many relativisms ‐ index, context and beyond taxonomy of positions in recent debates ‐ on contextualism and relativism moderate relativist positions, distinguishing indexical contextualism and non‐indexical contextualism explosion of literature ‐ on contextualism and relativism relativism, understood in general ‐ endorsing faultless disagreement moderate relativist positions ‐ distinguishing indexical contextualism and non‐indexical contextualism relativism and apparent faultless disagreement moderate relativism, within general classical semantic framework relativist, one that holds that “propositional” truth is relative
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