6022 | Someone who says 'it is day' proposes it is day, and it is true if it is day [Zeno of Citium, by Diog. Laertius] |
6087 | Without the disquotation device for truth, you could never form beliefs from others' testimony [McGinn] |
6086 | Truth is the property of propositions that makes it possible to deduce facts [McGinn] |
6345 | Minimalism is incoherent, as it implies that truth both is and is not a property [Boghossian, by Horwich] |
4751 | Maybe there is no more to be said about 'true' than there is about the function of 'and' in logic [Engel] |
17990 | Instances of minimal truth miss out propositions inexpressible in current English [Hofweber] |
4687 | Minimal theories of truth avoid ontological commitment to such things as 'facts' or 'reality' [PG] |