Mathematical Relativism

Abstract We set out a doctrine about truth for the statements of mathematics—a doctrine which we think is a worthy competitor to realist views in the philosophy of mathematics—and argue that this doctrine, which we shall call 'mathematical relativism', withstands objections better than do other non-realist accounts
Keywords deductivism  relativism  realism
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