Realism and Antirealism

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Ithaca, NY: Cornell University Press (2019)
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Introduction.  (pages 1-10)William P. Alston
1. Realism, Antirealism, and Common Sense.  (pages 13-25)Caleb Miller
2. Realism and Irrealism: A Dialogue.  (pages 26-40)Mark S. McLeod
3. Dividing the World into Objects.  (pages 41-56)Andrew Cortens
4. Pluralism, Metaphysical Realism, and Ultimate Reality.  (pages 57-78)Michael P. Lynch
5. The God's I Point of View.  (pages 79-96)Michael J. Murray
6. What Metaphysical Realism Is Not.  (pages 97-116)William P. Alston
7. · On the Metaphysical Implications of Alethic Realism.  (pages 119-130)Rene van Woudenberg
8. Why God Is Not a Semantic Realist.  (pages 131-146)David Leech Anderson
9. Cooperative, Coordinative, and Coercive Epistemologies.  (pages 149-166)Christopher Tollefsen
10. "In Your Light, We See Light": The Continuing Viability of a Christocentric Epistemology.  (pages 167-180)Laura A. Smit
11. Thomism with a Realist Face: A Response to Hilary Putnam.  (pages 183-210)Gavin T. Colvert
12. Realist Reference to God: Analogy or Univocity?  (pages 211-237)Philip A. Rolnick
13. Van Fraassen's Constructive Empiricist Philosophy of Science and 2II Religious Belief: Prospects for a Unified Epistemology.  (pages 238-252)Anne L. Hiskes
14. Truth in Fiction: The Whole Story.  (pages 253-279)Frances Howard-Snyder
15. Fiction as a Kind of Philosophy.  (pages 280-294)Kelly James Clark
Select Bibliography.  (pages 295-296)William P. Alston
Notes on Contributors.  (pages 297-298)William P. Alston
Index.  (pages 299-304)William P. Alston

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