"adequationism" meaning in English

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          "ref": "2012, N. Rescher, Forbidden Knowledge, page 25",
          "text": "Given the explication of \"ideal coherence\" at issue in the principles (P1) and (P2) […] it emerges that adequationism and coherentism are effectively co-ordinated.",
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          "ref": "2013, Gustavo Bueno, Sciences as Categorical Closures, page 41",
          "text": "Adequationism only makes sense in the assumption that matter has a prior isomorphic structure preceding the supposed structure that the forms must also have themselves.",
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          "text": "The antecedent of this argument is Gorgias' treatment of language in his On non-being, but inverted and used as an instrument to restore adequationism.",
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        "(philosophy) The definition of truth such that a theory is true if there is a relationship of adequation or equivalence between the facts or state of the world and the details and implications of the theory."
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