Contemporary Theory of Truth

This book presents a contemporary philosophical framework for understanding truth as a multidimensional phenomenon that operates through science, culture, cognition, and ontology. Instead of reducing truth to a single absolute definition, the work establishes a five-level classification, distinguishing between forms of Absolute, Adaptive Temporal, Conceptual Mythic, Theoretical, and Evolutionary Scientific truth.

The developed typology offers a structured way to analyze how different domains generate and sustain truth claims, ranging from empirical invariants to symbolic narratives and evolving scientific models. By articulating epistemology, phenomenology, and interdisciplinary reflection, the book provides conceptual tools to address modern conflicts between belief systems, scientific revision, and ontological interpretation.

This contribution constitutes a philosophical foundation for contemporary debates regarding meaning, knowledge, cultural coherence, and the limits of verification in complex human systems.