An existential theory of truth

Truth, Scientific Understanding and Haugeland’s Existential Ontology

Periodization Theory: Confronting an Inconvenient Truth

Periodization theory has, over the past seven decades, emerged as the preeminent training planning paradigm. The philosophical underpinnings of periodization theory can be traced back to the integration of diverse shaping influences, whereby coaching beliefs and traditions were blended with historically available scientific insights and contextualized against pervading social planning models. S...

“Dwelling-mobility”: An existential theory of well-being

In this article we offer an existential theory of well-being that is guided by Heidegger's later writings on "homecoming". We approach the question of what it is about the essence of well-being that makes all kinds of well-being possible. Consistent with a phenomenological approach, well-being is both a way of being-in-the-world, as well as a felt sense of what this is like as an experience. Dr...

Kripke’s Theory of Truth

(1) If y is a subset of some member of A, then y is a subset of ∪A. I.e., ∃z(z ∈ A ∧ y ⊆ z)→ y ⊆ ∪A. A fortioiri, if z ∈ A, then z ⊆ ∪A. (2) If y is a superset of every member of A, then y is a superset of ∪A. I.e.,∀z(z ∈ A → z ⊆ y) → ∩A ⊆ y. A fortiori, if z ∈ A, then ∩A ⊆ z. (3) If y is a subset of every member of A, then y is a subset of ∩A. I.e.,∀z(z ∈ A→ y ⊆ z)→ y ⊆ ∩A. (4) If y is a super...

Truth and Theory