Truth: from indefinable to not predetermined (semantic conception of A. Tarsky, minimalism of P. Horvich and fundamentalism of D. Davidson)
In the article borders of exact and significant definition of truth are outlined. The condition of exact definition of truth is answered with the formulation of truth in Tarski's semantic conception. However by virtue of the extensional character, such formulation remains not predetermined, and in this sense not 'significant'. The question on meaning of concept 'truth' is solved at the reference to the deflationary theory of truth - the truth to whatever does not send, hence, is indefinable. At the same time, the base character of truth in its explanation as fundamental (pretheoretical and preanalytic) concept is kept.