The meaning of truth

Cambridge: Harvard University Press. Edited by Fredson Bowers & Kęstutis Skrupskelis (1975)
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First published in 1909 (one year before his death), philosopher William James collected several essays into this volume, meant as a sequel to his book "Pragmatism." He wanted to clarify his definition of the truth, and respond to criticism of his previous book.

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