This document captures a lecture or discussion from February 8, 1988, focusing on the adequate conception of truth. The exposition draws from Heidegger's essay 'On the Essence of Truth.' It highlights Aristotle's concept of 'logos' as a connecting element between thought and what is thought, and questions the traditional notion of adequacy. Instead of adequacy between a thing and the intellect, it proposes adequacy between a thing and the intentional object, as introduced by Husserl. This idea explains its deep roots in European intellectual tradition. The recording suffers from technical issues like weak audio and interruptions but also includes an interesting discussion worth transcribing.