Eine Antirealistische sicht von Sprache, Denken, Logik und der Geschichte der analytischen Philosophie. Ein Gespräch mit Michael Dummett

Dummett's interpretation of Wittgenstein's insight that meaning is use leads to an adoption of intuitionistic logic which rejects Brouwer's solipsism and the Fregean Sinn. Anti-realist semantics is not verificationist. It accepts the analytic/synthetic distinction and rests on the notion of justification. Although the debate over realism is also about the content of thoughts, anti-realists believe in the priority of language. Justifications being objective, ethical anti-realism isn't akin to subjectivism.