Against relativism
Philosophical Studies 133 (3):313-348 (2007)
| Abstract | Recent years have brought relativistic accounts of knowledge, first-person belief, and future contingents to prominence. I discuss these views, distinguish non-trivial from trivial forms of relativism, and then argue against relativism in all of its substantive varieties. | |||||||||
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