The Epistemological Liar, The many ways in which it is not true that there is no truth
The Epistemological Liar, The many ways in which it is not true that there is no truth
Author(s): Franca D’AgostiniSubject(s): Philosophy
Published by: KruZak
Summary/Abstract: Is it possible truthfully to assert the non-existence of truth? It is a classical problem whose solution is still controversial. I present here an analysis of the sentence “there is no truth” (and its translations and paraphrases, such as “no proposition is true”, “every proposition is false”), with some remarks about its epistemological and ontological implications, and its consequences for a general theory of reason.
Journal: Croatian Journal of Philosophy
- Issue Year: III/2003
- Issue No: 8
- Page Range: 125-144
- Page Count: 20
- Language: English
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