Towards an Epistemology of Drama and the Theatre: 3. The Theatre and Truth.
Chapter 3 of Part II of the book "Reductionism in Drama & the Theater: The Case of Samuel Beckett" is presented. It looks at the many theories of truth that have been proposed throughout the history of philosophy. Accordingly, the term truth connotes a characteristic implicitly or explicitly ascribe...
| Publicado en: | Reductionism in Drama & the Theater: The Case of Samuel Beckett pp. 46 - 57 |
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| Formato: | Capítulo de libro |
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Digitalia Publishing Corp.
1992
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| Sumario: | Chapter 3 of Part II of the book "Reductionism in Drama & the Theater: The Case of Samuel Beckett" is presented. It looks at the many theories of truth that have been proposed throughout the history of philosophy. Accordingly, the term truth connotes a characteristic implicitly or explicitly ascribed to a proposition by the belief in, or the assertion of it. Meanwhile, one common theory of truth implies that it is the necessary and systematic coherence between propositions or states of affairs. |
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