Meaning of Truth
Meaning of Truth
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I fornicate with that unclean thing, my adversaries may think, whereas your genuine truth-lover mustdiscourse in huxleyan heroics, and feel as if truth, to be realtruth, ought to bring eventual messages of death to allour satisfactions. Such divergences certainly prove the complexityof the area of our discussion; but to my mind they also are basedon misunderstandings, which (tho with but little hope of success) Iwill try to diminish by a further word of explanation.
First, then, I will ask my o...bjectors to define exactly what SORT ofthing it is they have in mind when they speak of a truth that shallbe absolute, complete and objective; and then I will defy them toshow me any conceivable standing-room for such a kind of truthoutside the terms of my own description. It will fall, as I contend, entirely within the field of my analysis.
To begin with, it must obtain between an idea and a reality that isthe idea's object; and, as a predicate, it must apply to theidea and not to the object, for objective realities are not TRUE, atleast not in the universe of discourse to which we are now confiningourselves, for there they are taken as simply BEING, while the ideasare true OF them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I fornicate with that unclean thing, my adversaries may think, whereas your genuine truth-lover mustdiscourse in huxleyan heroics, and feel as if truth, to be realtruth, ought to bring eventual messages of death to allour satisfactions. Such divergences certainly prove the complexityof the area of our discussion; but to my mind they also are basedon misunderstandings, which (tho with but little hope of success) Iwill try to diminish by a further word of explanation.
First, then, I will ask my o...bjectors to define exactly what SORT ofthing it is they have in mind when they speak of a truth that shallbe absolute, complete and objective; and then I will defy them toshow me any conceivable standing-room for such a kind of truthoutside the terms of my own description. It will fall, as I contend, entirely within the field of my analysis.
To begin with, it must obtain between an idea and a reality that isthe idea's object; and, as a predicate, it must apply to theidea and not to the object, for objective realities are not TRUE, atleast not in the universe of discourse to which we are now confiningourselves, for there they are taken as simply BEING, while the ideasare true OF them.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James William to read onlineMoreLess
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