Is it a property?? What is it a property of??
Disquotationalism is widely accepted: Disquotationalism is
Deflationism is the idea that asserting of something as true does not add or assign a property to the statement.
Does disquotationalism entail deflationism?
Thick deflationism: there is something importantly wrong about the deflationary interpretation.
Truth is more robust that deflationism allows.
The redundancy theory: to say of something that it is true is not really to add anything more to an statement: Consider the difference between 'it is true that snow is white' and 'snow is white' the truth is already in the statement, implicit.

	Created by aleshkai about 11 years ago

Truth Note on TRUTH, created by aleshkai on 11/04/2013.