Correspondence Theory of Truth

The later Wittgenstein by his rejecting the ‘inner process’ view of understanding meant that meaning something cannot be consisted in certain conscious or experiential states and processes; or while speaking cannot maintain a particular inner mental process going on. It is interpreted that the main target of Wittgenstein’s attack on the inner process conception is the view that understanding is a particular kind of underlying and hidden mental process. As it is seen that Mulla Ṣadrā does not believe in a single fixed process but he maintains every word descends from a multiplicity of cognitive and noetic levels of the soul which is based on the knowledge not only introspective knowledge but also knowledge of the world in general he has gained.