Abstract

This chapter presents what is called ’deflated truth pluralism.’ The aim is not to argue for a particular version of deflated truth pluralism, but rather only to illustrate the sort of view involved. This sort of truth pluralism is deflated in at least two senses: it essentially revolves around a deflationary conception of truth; and it acknowledges only deflationarily respectable truth-predicates in the plurality. After presenting the view and motivation for it, the chapter closes by briefly responding to a few objections and/or questions about deflated truth pluralism.