Tarski's theories

Tarski's theories focus on understanding truth and meaning in language and logic. He proposed that the truth of a statement can be defined in precise, formal terms: a sentence is true if what it describes actually matches reality. For example, "Snow is white" is true if snow is indeed white. Tarski aimed to formalize these ideas so that meaning and truth could be rigorously analyzed within logical systems, helping clarify how language relates to the world and ensuring our descriptions are consistent and well-defined.