New pragmatic solution of the Liar paradox

In this article, I suggest an original solution to the Liar Paradox, based on the pragmatic theory of speech acts. This solution implies making a distinction between two concepts of truth: the intentional truth of a speaker's utterances directed toward an addressee with the objective of obtaining a consensual agreement; the effective truth objectively recognized by the addressee in the speaker's utterances. In view of reaching this new solution to the classic paradox, I conduct a critical review of solutions put forward by Tarski, Kripke and Strawson.