The Meaning of Truth

William James

• Essays
• Book language: English
• 142 pages

The Meaning of Truth is a collection of essays by William James, a sequel to Pragmatism in which he elaborates his pragmatic account of truth. He argues that true ideas are those we can verify, validate and act upon, and examines what difference truth makes in experience. It rewards listeners interested in philosophy and clear, conversational argument.

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