A path to a conception of symbolic truth

New York: Peter Lang EDITION (2017)
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Abstract

This book deals with correspondence truth. It critically analyses selected known correspondence truth theories and proposes - as an alternative - the symbolic truth conception in which correspondence is a symbolisation and not copying.

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