Tarski's Theory of Truth

Tarski's Theory of Truth, developed by logician Alfred Tarski, explains that a statement is true when it accurately describes reality. For example, the statement "Snow is white" is true if and only if snow is actually white. Tarski formalized this idea by defining truth in a precise, mathematical way, ensuring that statements about language or symbols match their real-world meaning. This approach helps clarify how language relates to facts, making the concept of truth consistent and well-defined, especially in logic and philosophy of language.