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Could you please recommend about some books or paper which deals with the question of the meaning of being true? I mean - What does it mean to say about something that it is true?
January 2, 2013
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Both the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy and the Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy have good articles on truth. Two books I would recommend that get into some related issues would be:
Bernard Williams, Truth and Truthfulness (Princeton 2002)
Simon Blackburn, Truth: A Guide (Oxford 2005)
Hope this helps!