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What is Truth?
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- Introduction
- I The Correspondence Theory
- Truth: Concept and Property
- Truths and Truthmakers
- Truth Through Thick and Thin
- The Metaphysics of Deflationary Truth
- Truth, Meaning, and Reference
- II Deflationism Defended
- Explanatory vs. Expressive Deflationism about Truth
- On Locating Our Interest in Truth
- Norms of Truth and Meaning
- On Some Critics of Deflationism
- III Deflationism Attacked
- Minimalism and the Facts about Truth
- Disquotationalist Conceptions of Truth
- The Truth about Truth
- Generalizations of Homophonic Truth-sentences
- IV Tarski Challenged
- An Argument Against Tarski’s Convention T
- What is Truth? Stay for an Answer
- V Alternative Approaches
- The Two Faces of the Concept of Truth
- Truth: A Prolegomenon to a General Theory
- How Not to Misunderstand Peirce – A Pragmatist Account of Truth
- A Problem about Truth
- An Indefinibilist cum Normative View of Truth and the Marks of Truth
- Index of Subjects
- Index of Names
- Contributors