inferentialist.
Of, pertaining to or supporting a belief in the primary importance of inference to any account of meaning
Meaning & usage
Of, pertaining to or supporting a belief in the primary importance of inference to any account of meaning
Where this word comes from
From inferential + -ist. Coined by the philosopher Robert Brandom to describe his own theory, and since applied more widely.
A supporter of inferentialism
Where this word comes from
From inferential + -ist. Coined by the philosopher Robert Brandom to describe his own theory, and since applied more widely.
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