Truth Theory
A Truth Theory is a formal philosophical framework within Anselmian Philosophy and Philosophical Logic that specifies the conditions under which propositions are deemed true, distinguished by its reliance on metaphysical necessity and the ontological structure of being to explicate the correspondence between intellect, language, and reality.
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New York University
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