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dejastew

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Vatsyayana accepted which view of truth?
 
 

a. Rationalism
  b. Foundationalism
  c. Correspondence
  d. Pragmatism



Question 2

John Searle believes that all true propositions are those
 
 

a. That correspond to mental states
  b. That correspond to facts
  c. That have a certain intellectual pedigree
  d. That rest on foundational beliefs




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Answer to Question 1

ANSWER: d

Answer to Question 2

ANSWER: b



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