To staunch antimetaphysicalists (e.g., most poststructuralists) who might quarrel that “better and better, truer and truer,” still harbors an implication that there is a transhistorical end-state toward which rwe “think” we ... - Paul Robbins · 2007 · Science
The antimetaphysicalist believes that there are tables. So a 'maxi-domain' would have to include tables. But according to the anti-metaphysicalist, the fact that there are tables could also be described by saying that there... - Agustín Rayo · 2013 · Mathematics
Pragmatism is a very strong thesis and very antimetaphysicalist. Truth is as truth does. There is no 'is'. - View topic - The Correspondence Theory of Truth
