Abstract
Preface I. Realism Reconfigured 1. Precis of Truth and Objectivity 2. Realism, Anti-Realism, Irrealism, Quasi-Realism II. Replies to Critics 3. Response to Jackson 4. Realism, Pure and Simple? A Reply to Williamson 5. Responses to Commentators: Van Cleve, Horwich, Pettit, Horgan, Sainsbury, Williamson 6. Comrades against Quietism III. Ethics 7. Moral Values, Projection and Secondary Qualities 8. Truth in Ethics IV. Truth 9. Truth as Coherence 10. Truth: A Traditional Debate Reviewed 11. Truth as Sort of Epistemic: Putnam's Peregrinations 12. Minimalism and Deflationism V. Response-Dependence and Cognitive Command 13. The Conceivability of Naturalism 14. What Could Anti-Realism about Ordinary Psychology Possibly Be? 15. On Being in a Quandary: Relativism, Vagueness, Logical Revisionism References Additional Readings Credits Index
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