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Synthese 135 (1):37 - 47 (2003)
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Hilary Putnam's famous arguments criticizing Tarski's theory of truth are evaluated. It is argued that they do not succeed to undermine Tarski's approach. One of the arguments is based on the problematic idea of a false instance of T-schema. The other ignores various issues essential for Tarski's setting such as language-relativity of truth definition.
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| Keywords | Alfred Tarski Truth Hilary Putnam |
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| Reprint years | 2004 |
| DOI | 10.1023/A:1022910022940 |
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