Full Idea
Correspondence theorists too often talk as one would who held that every map is either accurate or inaccurate; that every country can have but one accurate map.
Gist of Idea
Correspondence theorists shouldn't think that a country has just one accurate map
Source
J.L. Austin (Truth [1950], n 24)
Book Reference
'The Nature of Truth', ed/tr. Lynch, Michael P. [MIT 2001], p.40
A Reaction
A well-made point, for those who intuitively hang on to correspondence as not only good common sense, but also some sort of salvation for a realist view of the world which might give us certainty in epistemology.