The Tort of Slander Requires a Directly Defamatory Statement

question 43

True/False

The tort of slander requires a directly defamatory statement. Gestures alone can never be slanderous.

Understand the nature of necessary truths and distinguish between a priori and a posteriori knowledge.

Explore the debate over the truth or falsity of empirical statements.

Delve into the theories of truth (correspondence, coherence, and pragmatic) and their implications for understanding rationality, relativism, and skepticism.

Understand the concept of truth and distinguish between its different theories, including correspondence, coherence, and pragmatic.

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