… of belief or the concept of truth. Our handle on the concept of belief comes via its connection
to truth… Someone who claimed that truth never has a role in determining rational belief would …

… beliefs rather than false ones, and that in this sense truth is our goal when we form beliefs. …
Indeed on the classical pragmatic picture, the truth of our beliefs garantees the fact that they …

… But they do not cast any light on what it is for a belief to be before our mind. For exactly the
… On this view, for a belief to be before our mind, to be a content of consciousness, is like an …

… We now do get that the hypothetical imperative treatment of norms for belief works. If snow
is white and you want a true belief on the matter, then believe that snow is white. That's truistic…

… On the other hand, if we were willing to give up truth-functionality, we could insist that in
the case of a contradiction, even though both conjuncts are true to a degree, nevertheless the …

… platitudes about belief "aiming at" truth, and make the observation that, although truth may
… is -or represents itself to the believer as being- such that we can then go on to ask questions …

… : "When we d gap between a belief and the truth, the belief immediately becomes and
begins to change. If it persists, we form another belief to clos while reclassifying the recalcitrant …

… belief, in particular Judaism and Christianity. Holding up the so-called authenticity of religious
belief to critical light, Zizek draws on … we continue to hold beliefs in this postmodern age. …

… To this end, we focus on the notion of truth in belief contexts—although a number … belief
operator and the semantic interpretation of the truth predicate, respectively. Let us now reflect on …

… belief unassailable by doubt", on the ground that what one believes one believes to be true,
so that consequently the distinction between truth and belief … of the view that truth and falsity …