14. Jody Azzouni | Language, Mathematics, Metaphysics

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Jody Azzouni is Professor of Philosophy at Tufts University and has a Ph.D. in Philosophy from C.U.N.Y. Graduate Center. His work focuses on metaphysics, meta-ontology, language, the philosophy of mathematics, and related issues.

00:00 - Introduction
01:33 - Fiction
04:01 - Reference is fictional discourse
06:33 - Intuitiveness
10:10 - Platonism, intuitionism, and nominalism
13:19 - Ontological commitment and Priest
15:18 - Mind-independence
17:56 - Object projectivism
24:17 - Popularity of nominalism
27:57 - Knowing about abstracta
33:14 - Nominalism and language
34:02 - Truth-inducing
36:21 - Pragmatism
38:32 - Coherentism
39:16 - Truth in particular cases
41:16 - Gender
43:20 - Pretense theory
47:22 - Fictionalism
51:00 - Paraphrase
55:15 - Objectivity of science
58:12 - Second-order logic
1:01:54 - Infinite step proofs
1:03:24 - Higher dimensions in math
1:04:58 - Utility of philosophy
1:07:24 - Deflationary theories of truth
1:10:42 - A priori truth
1:13:09 - Rule-following
1:21:24 - Mind
1:23:00 - Epistemic contextualism
1:26:03 - Proper names
1:28:10 - Free will
1:29:29 - Scientific realism
1:31:10 - Naturalism
1:32:24 - Naturalism and mind
1:34:29 - Content internalism vs. externalism
1:36:36 - Truth and indispensability
1:45:19 - Normativity of meaning
1:48:40 - Reading recommendations
1:50:57 - Issues for platonism
1:56:31 - Science without touch-points
1:59:05 - Conclusion

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