How to pronounce “truth value” in English

because there's no truth value, but you could say that it betrays a mistake that somebody has made.

Suddenly they have truth value and we talk about them differently.

It's not in the realm of truth value at all.

But logical validity relies on the truth value of the premises.

we can never really verify the truth value of that story but we can

So a statement like the sky is red has truth value, it's just that the truth value is false.

There are cognitivists who think that ethical statements have truth value and non-cognitivists who think that they don't.

Because how can you have a debate if there's no truth value?

There are some kinds of expressions and statements that have what's called truth value.

And it's not about the truth value of the proposition, it's about the underlying message.

Whereas some statements like commands, for example, "Go over there," it doesn't have truth value.

It belongs in this category of non-cognitivism about ethics, which means that these statements don't have truth value.

So it's not exactly expressing an emotion, it's giving a command, but it's also non-cognitivist because it doesn't have truth value.