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Truthlikeness
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This book explores the debate on truthlikeness, initiated in 1960 by W. V. O. Quine and Karl Popper. Quine criticized Peirce's definition of truth, while Popper introduced the concept of verisimilitude. The work examines the confusion surrounding truth concepts and defends the meaning of 'closeness to truth' against prevalent skepticism.
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