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What is Truth?

Name: What is Truth?
Brand: Cambridge University Press
SKU: 02022450
Price: 36.69 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: C. J. F. Williams
ISBN: 9780521114752

C. J. F. Williams

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English

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Libristo code: 02022450

Publishers Cambridge University Press, June 2009

A study in philosophical logic of the meaning of 'true'. Dr Williams demonstrates the shortcomings o... Full description

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A study in philosophical logic of the meaning of 'true'. Dr Williams demonstrates the shortcomings of various analyses which interpret 'true' as a predicate or truth as a relational property, and clears up a number of important points about propositions, quantification, definite descriptions and correspondence. This 'deflationary metaphysics' is interwoven with a positive theory of his own, which seeks to develop ideas about the late Arthur Prior. The work is marked throughout by great clarity, precision and thoroughness.