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The New Model of Reality
- Year2016
- Number of pages224
- ISBN978-5-7598-1288-3
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This book is devoted to the construction of the new model of reality fundamentallybased on the notion of narrative ontology according to which theconcept of true and false does not play a pivotal role in human life.
Simple sentences in propositional logic have two meanings, truth andfalse. But if there are propositional attitudes as “I say that…”, “I believethat…” etc., than according to G. Frege’s rule the content of a propositionalattitude lacks a truth value. Thus in a sentence “I say that it israining” only “I say…” has a truth value.
The first law of narrative ontology is: we can only be sure about thefact that we say something. The second law of narrative ontology is: itis not important whether any event took place or not, but whether thisevent is interesting for us.Reality sends us messages. We must read them. If we read them correct,we will be able to understand the meaning of life.
Simple sentences in propositional logic have two meanings, truth andfalse. But if there are propositional attitudes as “I say that…”, “I believethat…” etc., than according to G. Frege’s rule the content of a propositionalattitude lacks a truth value. Thus in a sentence “I say that it israining” only “I say…” has a truth value.
The first law of narrative ontology is: we can only be sure about thefact that we say something. The second law of narrative ontology is: itis not important whether any event took place or not, but whether thisevent is interesting for us.Reality sends us messages. We must read them. If we read them correct,we will be able to understand the meaning of life.