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Tarski's truth definition
SEMANTICS: definition which formalizes the relation between a sentence and its truth value. The definition formalizes what Wittgenstein (1922) describes as: to understand a proposition means to know what is the case if it is true. It has the following general form:
(i) For any S in L and any v, S is true in v if and only if p.S is a structural description of a sentence of a language L, v is a circumstance which has to be met, and p are the conditions that describe how this circumstance should be met. EXAMPLE: the definition for sentence S in (i) has (partly) the form of (ii).
(ii) Snow is white is true iff Snow is whiteTarski's truth definition is crucial to a denotational meaning theory.
| LIT. | Gamut, L.T.F. (1991) Tarski, A. (1944) |