Paul Horwich. Truth. Basil Blackwell, Oxford and Cambridge, Mass., 1990, xiii + 136 pp. - Marian David. Correspondence and disquotation. An essay on the nature of truth. Oxford University Press, New York and Oxford1994, x + 206 pp [Book Review]

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