Lexicon of Arguments

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I 15
Antirealism/Dummett: understanding must manifest itself in behavior: the use of sentences. - This leads to the distinction between (perhaps unrecognized) truth and acceptability of sentences and between what it causes respectively. Evidence transcendence/(s): even if evidence is given, truth can deviate).
>Acceptability, >Assertibility, >Truth.
I 84
Semantic anti-realism/Dummett: when the meaning of a statement is to be set by the truth conditions, then truth cannot exceed our ability to recognize it. - ((s) Anti-realismVsassertibility: (s): circular when indexical).
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I 102f
Anti-realism: thesis: truth is globally understood as superassertibility.
>Super-assertibility.
Def Superassertibility/(s): Future assertibility under appropriate conditions.
>Assertibility/Wright.

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