
by Pierre-Yves Rochefort · Hermann · tapa blanda · ISBN 9791037017154

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This book provides a deep analysis of the evolution of American philosopher Hilary Putnam's thought regarding the question of realism. The author argues that Putnam did not change his mind multiple times, but rather consistently defended a form of realism in line with science throughout his career. It serves as an excellent introduction to Putnam's contributions to epistemology, philosophy of language, and philosophy of science and mathematics.
