Knowledge and Belief

The knowledge discussed in knowledge and belief issues is knowledge of propositions. An example of prepositional knowledge is "My name is Barto", this is a reasonable true belief, the proposition that some people think it is right, and actually believe this and give persuasive discussion I will do it. But knowledge is equivalent to reasonable truth. Because knowledge is equivalent to a reasonable truthful belief, the belief of reasonable truth is necessary and sufficient for knowledge.

What should I say about the difference between knowledge and belief? (Of course, strictly speaking, it is a way to distinguish beliefs, it is equivalent to beliefs lacking knowledge and knowledge, or if you want it is a distinction between knowledge and beliefs, not distinction The majority of our geographical knowledge and historical knowledge belongs to this type, for example, countries like Australia, lions in Africa, Napoleon III of France etc. For example, today By reading the newspaper, I learned (understand) that the prime minister made a speech in Bradford yesterday, a short - term historical knowledge.

Comparing "knowledge" and "belief", the contrast between knowledge and belief is the most obvious and direct. There is also an indirect or two-stage comparison between knowledge between acquaintance and "believing". First, knowledge of acquaintance is contrasted with explained knowledge, which is a sub-optimal alternative to it, and itself is a special case of "knowledge". The fact that the description applies only to one entity then contrasts with the belief to which it applies. This is the third best.

Knowledge and belief not only have different attitudes, but also have their own unique goals. But faith can be true or false, knowledge is not. But faith is a necessary condition for knowledge. (Bencivegna, 1999) Knowledge is obtained by obtaining faith from other beliefs (basic belief). Therefore, we accept belief as a basic principle. They are beliefs about the existing experience of consciousness 3. They are beliefs that belong to the sense of our experience. They are self-evident