Abstract
Truth is a property of our statements and of our thoughts, but also what these aim at, and a norm for our thinking in general. But how to understand this normative tie between belief and truth? Norms by themselves seem unable to motivate or to guide us. These difficulties are stated, and the answer given is that the norm of belief is actually knowledge, which explains why we value it, and how it can also be a value.
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Engel, P. (2024). Truth and Normativity. European Review, 32(4), 435–443. https://doi.org/10.1017/S1062798724000139
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