Precis of saving truth from paradox

1. It is traditional to begin a study of the semantic paradoxes by focusing on a version of the Liar Paradox involving a sentence W that "asserts its own falsity": more precisely, one where the equivalence between the sentence W and the sentence False( ) can be established by quite uncontroversial means. And it is traditionally noted that naive assumptions about truth (viz., the Tarski biconditional True( ) )~ False( ). (1)