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truth value

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truth value [′trüth ‚val·yü]
(mathematics)
The result of a logical proposition; either “true” or “false” in classical logic.


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So the moral propositions advocated by the abolitionist and the slaveholder are not equivalent in truth value.
Hong Kingston's narrative arrives at a knowledge of her (fore)fathers' identities and histories, as well as her own, via these sources, and in so doing equalizes the truth value of memory, "factual" accounts, imagination, and documented "proof.
This is not a work of deconstruction, however, not a narrative about the impossibility of constructing narratives possessed of truth value.
 
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