Sentence examples for discussion of truth from inspiring English sources

And no one likes being lied to; these readers, I also suspect, would have little patience for Woolf's discussion of truth and memory.

That impossibility led many thinkers (including Kuhn, in a rare but influential discussion of truth) to wonder whether the idea of truth as correspondence to mind-independent reality makes sense.

We will not attempt a full exposition of Joachim's view, which would take us well beyond the discussion of truth into the details of British idealism.

One long-standing trend in the discussion of truth is to insist that truth really does not carry metaphysical significance at all.

He explores the notion of rectitude of will most thoroughly in On Truth (De veritate), so in order to understand the definition of freedom of choice, we must look first at Anselm's discussion of truth.

For discussion of truth as the epistemic goal and the connection between truth and justification, see Conee 2004, David 2001, and the essays by David and Kvanvig in Steup and Sosa 2005.

The relation of truth theories and (iterated) reflection principles also became prominent in the discussion of truth-theoretic deflationism (see Tennant 2002 and the follow-up discussion).

As the above discussion of truth-value realism showed, the platonistic language of mathematics can be analysed in such a way as to avoid reference to and quantification over mathematical objects.

Such an extension faces problems analogous to those faced by truth-relativists about predicates of personal taste (cf. Beebe (2010) for a helpful discussion of truth-relativist semantics versus varieties of contextualist competitors).

Further reading: On discussions of truth criteria in the 16th and 17th centuries, see Popkin (1979).

In his most significant discussions of truth and falsehood, he seems not to take a clear stand on the question of propositions.