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Deflationary Truth, Ordinary Truth and Relative Truth
Horwich (Mind 123(491), 2014) has argued that only someone with inflationary tendencies could feel inclined to endorse truth relativism. In doing so, he argues that deflationism about truth entails the denial of relativism. If sound, Horwich’s argument could entail that truth relativism is incompatible with any conception of our ordinary truth predicate according to which there is some sort of equivalence between a ground-language claim that p and the corresponding claim that p is true. Arguably, any story the relativist might give about our ordinary truth predicate, it should entail some such equivalence. Hence, there is a problem for truth relativism that needs to be addressed. Horwich (Mind 123(491), 2014) has argued that only someone with inflationary tendencies could feel inclined to endorse truth relativism. In doing so, he argues that deflationism about truth entails the denial of relativism. If sound, Horwich’s argument could entail that truth relativism is incompatible with any conception of our ordinary truth predicate according to which there is some sort of equivalence between a ground-language claim that p and the corresponding claim that p is true. Arguably, any story the relativist might give about our ordinary truth predicate, it should entail some such equivalence. Hence, there is a problem for truth relativism that needs to be addressed.
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La finalidad de Daimon Revista Internacional de Filosofía, es abrir un espacio para la publicación de trabajos de investigación en las diversas disciplinas del saber denominado filosofía. Daimon Revista Internacional de Filosofía, es, desde 2001, una publicación cuatrimestral. Algunos de los números de cada año son monográficos y otros no lo son. Los monográficos son anunciados con la debida antelación (un año antes de su publicación, como mínimo), mediante la correspondiente llamada para aportaciones (call for papers), en la que se indica el tema y la persona responsable de coordinar el número. Si una llamada para monográfico no recibe originales suficientes para completar un número completo (actualmente tenemos fijado un límite de páginas en torno a doscientas por número), se completará con una sección de artículos variados. Se pueden enviar originales en cualquiera de los idiomas europeos más habituales. Se admiten Artículos, Notas Críticas y Reseñas de libros recientes. Los trabajos enviados han de ser investigaciones originales: trabajos que aborden, desde una perspectiva filosófica, las múltiples dimensiones o esferas de la existencia humana. Daimon es, pues, una revista que se dirige especialmente a investigadores, pero también a todo el que se interesa por el pensamiento filosófico en sentido amplio, desde la frontera de la ciencia hasta la de la literatura. En las páginas de Daimon, el especialista puede encontrar nuevos enfoques de un determinado problema o autor; el investigador, un espacio en el que publicar, contrastar o confirmar sus trabajos; y el lector aficionado, artículos, traducciones, revisiones críticas y reseñas de libros que pueden alimentar su curiosidad y ampliar su formación.