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Book SynopsisThis book deals with correspondence truth, and offers an explanation of correspondence as a symbolization of reality. The author analyses those basic elements of known correspondence truth theories which are the cause of their inadequacy. She focuses on the theories which try to modify the strongest classical theories and shows that these theories are unable to free themselves from seeing correspondence as copying (mirroring). The book presents a «symbolic» correspondence truth theory claiming that correspondence is a specific kind of symbolisation in a Cassirer-close sense, and correspondence truth is neither a copy, nor any other imitation of reality, but its symbol.
Table of ContentsCorrespondence truth – Selected contemporary correspondence truth theories – Counter-proposal – The «symbolic» correspondence truth theory in which correspondence is a symbolisation, and not copying, of reality in a Cassirer-close sense
