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Philosophy of language

the view that truth can be realized by different properties in different domains, such as correspondence for some claims and coherence for others.

In philosophy of language, alethic pluralism refers to the view that truth can be realized by different properties in different domains, such as correspondence for some claims and coherence for others. This meaning comes from Lynch (2009) in Truth as One and Many.[1]

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Lynch, M. P. (2009). Truth as One and Many. Oxford University Press. https://doi.org/10.1093/acprof:oso/9780199218738.001.0001

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