Analytic philosophers aren’t generally very interested in the question of whether all of reality is socially or mentally constructed, and will freely say that it’s not, if that’s what you’re alluding to. (Which I’m already happy about, so I don’t feel a need to encourage it in my advice.)
You guessed wrong. I’m not talking about analytical philosophy only, and I’m not talking about socially constructed reality as the only alternative to objectivism.
Whether reality is entirely objective is a valid question in metaphysics. You seem t be in the grip of a strong intuition.
Analytic philosophers aren’t generally very interested in the question of whether all of reality is socially or mentally constructed, and will freely say that it’s not, if that’s what you’re alluding to. (Which I’m already happy about, so I don’t feel a need to encourage it in my advice.)
You guessed wrong. I’m not talking about analytical philosophy only, and I’m not talking about socially constructed reality as the only alternative to objectivism.