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In his book Logical Forms Chateaubriand proposes, among other things, a theory of truth according to which a true statement describes some aspect of the world. The aim of this paper is to assess Chateaubriand’s claim that his theory of truth is compatible with the main intuition underlying the correspondence theory.Citas
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