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	STUDIA PHILOSOPHIA - Issue no. Special Issue / 2015

	Article:	L. AUSTIN’S AND JOHN R. SEARLE’S CONCEPTION OF TRUTH. Authors: .


	Abstract: John L. Austin’s and John R. Searle’s Conception of Truth. One of the oldest and most accepted theories of truth is the correspondence theory of truth. I argue that both John L. Austin and John R. Searle accept the correspondence theory of truth, and I present the theory accepted by them. I also present the implications of the acceptance of this theory of truth in relation to their philosophy of language. Keywords: truth, theories of truth, the correspondence theory of truth, philosophy of language




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