TRUTHMAKERS, THE DISJUNCTION THESIS AND THE PRINCIPLE OF EXCLUDED MIDDLE
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.5216/phi.v12i2.4889Keywords:
truth-makers, truth, intuitionistic logic.Abstract
The aim of this paper is to present and analyze the truthmaker monism, a result according to which any truthmaker makes true any true proposition. Truthmaker monism depends on the characterization of the truthmaking relation in terms of strict implication, the principle of excluded middle and the so called disjunction thesis. I will restrict the discussion to a theory of truthmakers of empirical truths and I will argue that, in the scope of such a theory, the problem does not lie in the use of strict implication neither in the excluded middle but, rather, in the disjunction thesis, that must be rejected.Downloads
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