It's not power, but Nietzsche described the will to power as the only basis for a "will to" this concept in Beyond Good and Evil.
It's not power, but Nietzsche described the will to power as the only basis for a "will to" this concept in Beyond Good and Evil. Deflationist and coherence theories describe this concept, which Charles Peirce ("PURSE") called the "end of inquiry." The idea that this concept is merely that which serves an individual well is a hallmark of pragmatism. Wittgenstein developed a way of assessing this concept with namesake "tables," and a contemporary theory of this concept defines it as the state corresponding with reality. For 10 points, name this philosophical concept, the opposite of falsehood.
It's not power, but Nietzsche described the will to power as the only basis for a "will to" this concept in Beyond Good and Evil.
truth [or being true; or veracity]