Introduction: Objectivity and Relativity in Philosophy 1.: Ontology, Evidence, and Philosophical Questions 2.: Justification, Meta-Epistemology, and Meaning 3.: Meaning, Interpretation, and Analyticity 4.: Reasons, Truth, and Relativism 5.: Physicalism, Action, and Explanation Appendix: Charity, Interpretation, and Truth

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