Marian David is a contemporary analytic philosopher best known for his defense and development of the correspondence theory of truth. His influential 1994 monograph *Correspondence and Disquotation* offers a rigorous account of how truth relates to the world while engaging seriously with deflationary rivals. He has contributed substantially to debates on truthmakers, negative truths, and the metaphysics of propositional content.
Authored *Correspondence and Disquotation* (1994), a major contemporary defense of correspondence theories of truth
Developed accounts of how correspondence theories handle negative truths and negative facts
Contributed to the truthmaker debate, analyzing what in the world grounds true propositions
Engaged critically with deflationary and minimalist theories of truth
Work on the intentionality of propositional attitudes and their relation to truth conditions
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