Truth is Simple

Mind 126 (501):195-232 (2017)
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Abstract

Even though disquotationalism is not correct as it is usually formulated, a deep insight lies behind it. Specifically, it can be argued that, modulo implicit commitment to reflection principles, all there is to the notion of truth is given by a simple, natural collection of truth-biconditionals.

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Leon Horsten
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