disquotational

Rather, Quine emphasized that the truth predicate is a disquotational device (Quine 1970, 12).

Him 2009

Recall, that, according to DQR, quotation marks have a semantic function and that function is spelled out in the disquotational schema (DQR).

Quotation Cappelen, Herman 2009

Such a normative conception of truth is stronger than a notion of truth which is merely a device for ˜semantic assent™; that is, normative truth is more than thin ˜disquotational™ truth.

Aesthetic Judgment Zangwill, Nick 2007

Even judgements of the agreeable, about the niceness of Canary-wine, can have access to an inconsequential disquotational conception of truth.

Aesthetic Judgment Zangwill, Nick 2007

The deflationary theory has gone by many different names, including at least the following: the redundancy theory, the disappearance theory, the no-truth theory, the disquotational theory, and the minimalist theory.

The Deflationary Theory of Truth Stoljar, Daniel 2007

It comes near to saying that truth is not a property at all; to the extent that truth is a property, there is no more to it than the disquotational pattern of the Tarski biconditionals.

Truth Glanzberg, Michael 2006

But given Convention T, supertruth would then be disquotational.

Vagueness Sorensen, Roy 2006

It is also important to note that in introducing the idea that a speaker's understanding of a sentence consists in her knowledge of its truth-condition, Dummett is packing more into the notion of truth than the disquotational properties made use of in §1 above.

Realism Miller, Alexander 2005

˜disquotational theory™ tends to apply to sententialist versions, and in fact to material sentential deflationism: position

The Deflationary Theory of Truth Stoljar, Daniel 2007

What account can be given ” apart from the trivial disquotational one ” of the truth-conditions of moral statements?

Moral Reasoning Richardson, Henry S. 2007