On a Fregean theory of meaning, rules of truth in Tarski’s form—e.g. ” ‘the world is round’ is true if and only if the world is round”—follow from the rules of denotation for sentences. For that a sentence is truth is taken to be the same as that it denotes true.
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A-bout
As two major approaches to
analysis of literary work and
the rather curious habit that
people have of speaking and
trying to figure out both has
led we here at `Philologicum
Aequaevum’ do undertake for
you readers - at not one bit
in cost to yourselves - even
if not a few deep thinkers there amongst (and dare we not
hoping those two could may-
be found residing with one’s
true frame?) prepared so on
the level, and is daily as that
serial—equally serious: Be a
series of attempt to essay &
summarize this current and
bi-polar, fractured state of
literary as if demographic’s
form of social trend or even
is a masturbatory exorcism
of myster-ious lan-gauge to
compel those fawning wants
should let us force i’to them
‘tell you th’ what must mean.’
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