Frederick Kroon, Jonathan McKeown-Green, and Stuart Brock. A Critical Introduction to Fictionalism

Philosophia Mathematica 30 (3):382-386 (2022)
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Fictionalists about an area of discourse take the view that the value of participating in that discourse does not depend on the truth of the sentences one utter.

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