But cliches persist because they speak powerfully to a particular truth.
In his major work, Über Annahmen (1902; "On Assumptions"), Meinong discussed the assumptions men make in believing they know or do not know a particular truth.
But he was telling a particular truth that liberals and conservatives have different reasons for evading: if the father works and the mother works, nobody is left to watch the kids.
In fact, her friends say that she rarely questions whether she is right or wrong, instead choosing to believe in a particular truth with absolute certainty until she doesn't believe it anymore, at which point she moves on.
You're saying that philosophy is concerned with the pursuit of truth with a capital T whereas fiction is concerned with a particular truth of everyday experience … which may reflect something larger, but in itself it's not concerned with abstractions.
If we are lucky, we find the right role models and mentors in life, and Collins' pursuit of a particular truth was an inspiration as long as I knew him.
For Buddhists, wisdom is not merely a form of belief or a particular truth or historical attribute but a living, breathing, functioning quality inherent in the mind of each of us, waiting to be explored, exploited and developed and in the pursuit of liberation, healing, and happiness.
A discourse can be viewed as a total system of knowledge that makes a multitude of true statements possible whilst articulating a particular truth and then maintaining the effects of that truth [ 28].
His argument shows, at most, that whatever combines with the facts to determine a particular truth-value varies from occasion to occasion.
It is easy to see that the latter phenomenon does not arise in the case of generalized consequence relations ⊩, since we can easily write down unconditional conditions on such relations which enforce the association with a particular truth-function on valuations in Val.
