THEORY OF CORRESPONDENCE AND THE DIFFICULTIES APPLIED TO IT

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HASHEMI FATEMEH SADAT; HABIBI SOLEYMAN; ALIZAMANI AMIR ABBAS

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Journal: THE EPISTEMOLOGICAL RESEARCH (AFAGHE HEKMAT) Year:2015 | Volume:3 | Issue:8 Page(s): 37-51

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THEORY OF CORRESPONDENCE AND THE DIFFICULTIES APPLIED TO IT

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HASHEMI FATEMEH SADAT | HABIBI SOLEYMAN | ALIZAMANI AMIR ABBAS | Issue Writer Certificate

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EPISTEMOLOGYQ2

THEORY OF CORRESPONDENCEQ2

LIAR PARADOXQ2

REALISMQ2

FREGEQ2

RUSSELQ2

WITTGENSTEINQ2

Abstract

one of the important issues of EPISTEMOLOGY is the issue of truth in statements and propositions. Thus, philosophers and epistemologists from long in the past have presented various views on “nature of truth” and also “criterion of truth”. In the present paper, we are dealing with the THEORY OF CORRESPONDENCE, but our approach in this study is mostly directed to the nature of truth not to the criterion of truth. The THEORY OF CORRESPONDENCE has an important presupposition and that is REALISM; i.e., we shall be primarily required that there is a reality independent from our mind and beliefs. Second, we shall consider the human mind to have the ability in discovering the reality, believing that man is capable to achieve and access the real. Third, we shall believe that our language is able to express that reality. Since the THEORY OF CORRESPONDENCE is very close to the common understanding about truth, it has rather more history and currency compared to its alternative theories so that many philosophers have regarded it as the basic EPISTEMOLOGY of their philosophical system. However, the THEORY OF CORRESPONDENCE failed to tackle with different problems including non-cognation, non-comprehensiveness and the lack of an affirmative criterion, and finally got appearance with the criticism of philosophers of knowledge or in a modified form, or gave its place to the theories like the theory of coherence, the theory of efficiency and the theory of redundancy and…. Such theories, unlike the THEORY OF CORRESPONDENCE on the nature of truth, relate the truth not to something beyond belief, but to the belief itself. That is to say, without any effort to go beyond the belief, there should be discovered a situation inside the beliefs on which basis we could tell whether a belief is true or not.

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HASHEMI, FATEMEH SADAT, HABIBI, SOLEYMAN, & ALIZAMANI, AMIR ABBAS. (2015). THEORY OF CORRESPONDENCE AND THE DIFFICULTIES APPLIED TO IT. THE EPISTEMOLOGICAL RESEARCH (AFAGHE HEKMAT), 3(8), 37-51. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/232730/en

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HASHEMI FATEMEH SADAT, HABIBI SOLEYMAN, ALIZAMANI AMIR ABBAS. THEORY OF CORRESPONDENCE AND THE DIFFICULTIES APPLIED TO IT. THE EPISTEMOLOGICAL RESEARCH (AFAGHE HEKMAT)[Internet]. 2015;3(8):37-51. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/232730/en

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FATEMEH SADAT HASHEMI, SOLEYMAN HABIBI, and AMIR ABBAS ALIZAMANI, “THEORY OF CORRESPONDENCE AND THE DIFFICULTIES APPLIED TO IT,” THE EPISTEMOLOGICAL RESEARCH (AFAGHE HEKMAT), vol. 3, no. 8, pp. 37–51, 2015, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/232730/en

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