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Title: Richard Rorty versus Bertrand Russell on the correspondence theory of truth.
Description: Richard Rorty and Bertrand Russell have alternate points of view on the correspondence theory of truth, and their perspectives reflect more extensive philosophical contrasts

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Richard Rorty versus Bertrand Russell on the correspondence theory of truth
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We should
momentarily frame their positions:
Bertrand Russell:
Russell was a proponent of the correspondence theory of truth
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In other words, truth involves correspondence among
propositions and how the world is
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He accepted that there is a domain of genuine realities, and the objective of
information is to depict and correspond to these realities precisely
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He was condemning of the correspondence theory of truth
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All things being equal, he upheld for a more even minded and contextual understanding of truth
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In his view, truth is
definitely not a fixed and objective reality ready to be found, yet rather a result of our common
phonetic and social arrangements
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Evaluation:
The appraisal of who makes the "best" contention relies upon one's philosophical position
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Nonetheless, in the event that one
is sympathetic to a more enemy of pragmatist or practical person view, Richard Rorty's position
should have been visible as really convincing
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The decision among Russell and Rorty may eventually rely upon one's more
extensive philosophical responsibilities and inclinations
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"A History of Western Philosophy" by Bertrand Russell
2
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"On Denoting" by Bertrand Russell
For Richard Rorty:
1
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"Contingency, Irony, and Solidarity" by Richard Rorty
3
Title: Richard Rorty versus Bertrand Russell on the correspondence theory of truth.
Description: Richard Rorty and Bertrand Russell have alternate points of view on the correspondence theory of truth, and their perspectives reflect more extensive philosophical contrasts