Addresses a gap in the literature: recognises that the work of Arne Naess and approaches in experimental philosophy more generally are yet to significantly permeate debates about truth, and offers a valuable move in that direction

Advances scholarship: outlines the case for an innovative theory of pluralism about truth, endoxic alethic pluralism

Makes complex ideas accessible: uses the shortened Palgrave Pivot format to present material in a succinct and digestible manner

Joseph Ulatowski is Lecturer in the Philosophy Programme and Director of the Experimental Philosophy Research Group at the University of Waikato, New Zealand. He has recently co-edited a volume with Cory D. Wright on Paul Horwich’s truth minimalism, and he has published work in the nature of truth, the nature of self, and philosophy of action.