Locke's Theories of Truth Correspondence

A monumental theory on human understanding by monism and dualism John Locke His main argument is that our idea comes from experience. (Tabula Rasa) experience will leave an impression on our brain. "External things will affect our senses", which explains our perception of various things. The feeling is full of inner feelings. Nothing can exist in the mind in what the senses have never experienced before. Dualism is similar to the theory of lock that your thoughts can not perceive what senses already have, they enter through thoughts and reflections about their behavior.

What is the truth? There are three major theories about the truth. If you agree with the theory of the corresponding truth, you know that the truth corresponds to the real truth, that is, between the real knowledge in your thoughts and brains and the true knowledge outside yourself I believe that there is a relationship. If you think that the definition of such an exact truth is unrealistic, you may think that truth is only internal and consistent knowledge. This is the theory of truth consistency, its prototype is mathematical logic, consistency is a necessary condition for every proposition to be considered valid. If you are a pragmatist, you have to stick to the practical theory of truth: the truth is effective. It is irrelevant whether knowledge corresponds to external reality, and whether it is consistent with other knowledge. The important thing is that what you think is genuine brings valuable goals. If it suits you, it is true for you, but for others it may not be the case.

There is a wide family of truth theory and truth theory which is the theory of truth condition. This family contains various forms of communication theory - classical and modern. However, this family is much wider than the corresponding theory, and wider than realistic truth theory. Indeed, almost all truth theories that contribute to the realist / anti-reality debate are theories of truth conditions. In the slogan, the true theory is a theory of truth conditions for many ways approaching the truth.