Knowability
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| - | **Opposing this interpretation would be concept of [[philosophical realism]], that the world is [[knowable]] as it really is, as propounded by philosophers like [[Henry Babcock Veatch]] and [[Ayn Rand]]. | + | **Opposing this interpretation would be concept of [[philosophical realism]], that the world is [[knowable]] as it really is, as propounded by philosophers like [[Ayn Rand]]. |
| *[[Fitch's paradox of knowability]] | *[[Fitch's paradox of knowability]] | ||
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