Desacuerdo sin falta y retractación Una defensa del relativismo sobre juicios de gusto
Faultless Disagreement and Recantation A Defense of Relativism regarding Judgments of Taste
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https://doi.org/10.15446/ideasyvalores.v68n170.62774Palabras clave:
contextualismo deíctico, contextualismo no deíctico, des-acuerdo sin falta, relativismo, retractación (es)deictic contextualism, non-deictic contextualism, faultless disagreement, relativ-ism, recantation (en)
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