The truth-teller is a self-referential statement asserting its own truth, contrasting with the liar paradox. It explores the complexities of…
Truthmakers are entities in the world that make propositions true. They ground abstract truths in concrete reality, explaining why a…
Truth-in-a-model signifies that a statement's truth is relative to a specific interpretation or model of the language it's in. It's…
Truth-functional logic defines operators based solely on their input truth values, independent of proposition content. It's fundamental for understanding logical…
Truth conditions define when a statement is true. They are fundamental to understanding meaning and are crucial for semantic analysis,…
Truth is a fundamental concept in logic and philosophy, representing the correspondence of statements, beliefs, or propositions to reality or…
Exploring trans-world identity in modal logic and metaphysics. It addresses how individuals persist and change across different possible worlds, tackling…
Tonk is a fictional logical connective that highlights the necessity of inference rules in defining logical operators. It demonstrates how…
A predicate is tolerant if minor changes in an object's properties don't alter its applicability. The 'bald' predicate exemplifies tolerance;…
Explore three-valued logic, which expands beyond traditional true/false to include a third truth value like 'unknown' or 'indeterminate'. This system…