teoría de la verdad

teoría de la verdad

This subject could also be called semantics. The correspondence theory of truth insists on the common sense view that what makes a sentence true is its correspondence to something external to language (usually), some state of affairs. The coherence theory emphasizes that truth involves above all a coherence between some sentence we’re considering and the rest of our beliefs (rest of the sentences that we hold).

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