Prima facie, the intuitive notion of truth seems to be¬long entirely to the realist conceptual framework, while the an¬tirealist's very enterprise appears to be, in its essence, an attempt to eliminate that notion from his own framework. However, there are some reasons to argue that the notion of truth - some notion of truth - is indispensable for the antirealistic conceptual framework. Two notions of intuitionistic truth seem possible: truth as the existence of a proof, and truth as knowability. framework.
Usberti, G. (1994). Introduction. TOPOI, 13(2), 67-70.
Introduction
USBERTI, GABRIELE
1994-01-01
Abstract
Prima facie, the intuitive notion of truth seems to be¬long entirely to the realist conceptual framework, while the an¬tirealist's very enterprise appears to be, in its essence, an attempt to eliminate that notion from his own framework. However, there are some reasons to argue that the notion of truth - some notion of truth - is indispensable for the antirealistic conceptual framework. Two notions of intuitionistic truth seem possible: truth as the existence of a proof, and truth as knowability. framework.
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