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...Brathwaite from the year 1616, afterword by Michael Stolleis, Frankfurt am Main 1982 </ref>

# A ''monadic'' truth predicate is one that applies to its main subject — typically a concrete representation or its abstract content — # A ''dyadic'' truth predicate is one that applies to its main subject only in reference to something else, a second subject. Most common

...in terms of truth and falsehood" (Kneale and Kneale, 16). Though not the main subjects of this article, meaning and validity are truth's neighbors, and i ...s put forward to confound the reader cites the case of the verbal form, "I am an initiate", which is true when ''A'' says it but false when ''B'' says it

[18:09] <Ironholds> tyw7, I am looking at it now. [18:39] <Fluffernutter> when it comes to french spelling, i very much am