Why Aristotle Was Revolutionary, and the Correspondence Theory of Truth (Functional Philosophy #46) @CharlesTew
Why Aristotle Was Revolutionary, and the Correspondence Theory of Truth (Functional Philosophy #46)  @CharlesTew
Uploaded March 2018 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
In this episode of Functional Philosophy, I explain what made Aristotle revolutionary with a whirlwind tour of his philosophy, and I explain the Objectivist view of the correspondence theory of truth.

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Functional Philosophy is the show in which Objectivist philosopher Charles Tew helps you gain and strengthen the philosophical foundations required to achieve certainty, success, and happiness. If you're curious to see how Ayn Rand's philosophy of Objectivism can bring revolutionary clarity to your life, give it a listen.

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Why Aristotle Was Revolutionary, and the Correspondence Theory of Truth (Functional Philosophy #46)

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