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200 10$aAustere realism $econtextual semantics meets minimal ontology /$fTerry Horgan and Matjaz? Potrc?
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225 1 $aRepresentation and mind
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320   $aIncludes bibliographical references (p. [207]-213) and index.
327   $aContents; Preface; Introduction; 1 Simple Realism: The Naive Approach to Truth and Ontology; 2 Problems for Simple Realism; 3 Contextual Semantics: Truth as Indirect Correspondence; 4 Austere Realism: Overcoming Simple Realism's Problems; 5 The Ascendance of the Austere: Further Arguments for Austere Realism; 6 Objections to Austere Realism; 7 Betting on the Blobject: The Choice among Austere Ontologies; Notes; References; Index
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