Truth: The Basics 1st Edition

What is truth—and why does it matter? Truth: The Basics (1st Edition) by J.C. Beall and Ben Middleton delivers a concise, engaging introduction to one of philosophy’s central concepts, written for students, instructors, and curious readers across the US, UK, Canada, Australia, and beyond.

This clear, approachable guide walks you through major theories—correspondence, coherence, deflationism, pragmatism—while demystifying technical tools from logic and semantics. Beall and Middleton balance rigorous analysis with plain-language examples, illuminating classic puzzles such as the Liar paradox and modern debates about truth’s role in language, science, and everyday discourse.

Carefully organized and reader-friendly, the book breaks complex ideas into manageable sections that build understanding without sacrificing philosophical depth. Ideal for introductory courses, revision, or self-study, it supports classroom teaching and independent exploration alike. The first edition’s compact format makes it a practical reference for philosophy majors, interdisciplinary students, and anyone interested in critical thinking, language, or epistemology.

If you want a straightforward, contemporary treatment of truth that combines clarity with scholarly insight, Truth: The Basics is a must-have. Add this authoritative volume by J.C. Beall and Ben Middleton to your collection today—perfect for academic shelves, course lists, or personal libraries. Order now to deepen your grasp of what truth means and why it shapes how we understand the world.

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