On the Value Truth and Its Relation with Scientific Truth——Systematic Value Studies (I)
Yang Zeng-xian
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Yang Zeng-xian
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It is opined in this paper that the concept ofvalue truth, though an objective reality, is in contrast with than with truth. There is merely the concept of fact at the level of fact while truth, built on the basis of fact, is a revelation of the inherent value essence of objective matters or phenomena. Value differs from scientific truth because the former is systematic while the latter is specific. For diverse subjects of value, the same object may lead to two contrastive value judgment of either rather good or rather bad. Nevertheless, such a value judgment should be based on the recognition of scientific truth as well as on the accurate grasp of the true and essential interest relation between subjects and objects, otherwise value truth can not be correctly understood.
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It is opined in this paper that the concept ofvalue truth, though an objective reality, is in contrast with than with truth. There is merely the concept of fact at the level of fact while truth, built on the basis of fact, is a revelation of the inherent value essence of objective matters or phenomena. Value differs from scientific truth because the former is systematic while the latter is specific. For diverse subjects of value, the same object may lead to two contrastive value judgment of either rather good or rather bad. Nevertheless, such a value judgment should be based on the recognition of scientific truth as well as on the accurate grasp of the true and essential interest relation between subjects and objects, otherwise value truth can not be correctly understood.
Key concepts: Truth value, Coherence theory of truth, Value (mathematics), Epistemology, Pragmatic theory of truth, Logical truth, Relation (database), Alethiology