In the readings (6.5 specifically) Hugh Tomlinson argues that the realist view of truth must give way to the view that there are many truths and realities. John Searle appears to take an opposing view to Tomlinson, arguing for what might be called a more traditional outlook on the matter of truth. Summarize their respective positions: explain whose position you think is more plausible, and why.
Textbook: Philosophy, A Text with Readings; by Manuel Velasquez (12th Edition)