This paper explores the concept of 'the True' as the foundation of truth, demonstrating how resolving philosophical issues depends on understanding and applying this concept. The main focus is on examining the concept of 'the True' itself and its place within the broader philosophical account developed throughout this paper. By relying on this principle, it is shown that all concepts and phenomena are constituted only through their relation to 'the True'. Given the nature of the topic addressed …
Read moreThis paper explores the concept of 'the True' as the foundation of truth, demonstrating how resolving philosophical issues depends on understanding and applying this concept. The main focus is on examining the concept of 'the True' itself and its place within the broader philosophical account developed throughout this paper. By relying on this principle, it is shown that all concepts and phenomena are constituted only through their relation to 'the True'. Given the nature of the topic addressed in this paper, the article reveals that no complex explanations are needed; each sentence is a feature of trueness, and the sentences reinforce one another.
My primary inspiration stems from Wittgenstein’s writings, which have deeply influenced this exploration
