Submitted by BernardJOrtcutt t3_11qaiuh in philosophy
kilkil t1_jd7983h wrote
Reply to comment by coldnoodlesoup in /r/philosophy Open Discussion Thread | March 13, 2023 by BernardJOrtcutt
If you're looking for terms to google, "epistemology" is the name of the field of philosophy that deals with the nature of truth and knowledge.
If you're looking for terms to google, philosophical fields that touch on the subject of truth include metaphysics, logic, and epistemology.
ADefiniteDescription t1_jdd9jrz wrote
That's not really true. The study of truth goes across many subfields, including metaphysics and logic as well. In fact most of the work today on truth is on its metaphysics.
For example, I wrote my PhD thesis on truth and I don't consider myself to have an AOS in epistemology whatsoever; I'm firmly in metaphysics.
kilkil t1_jdeweln wrote
Oh shit, my bad. I'll correct my comment.
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