Procedural Knowledge versus Propositional Knowledge

What can we say about knowledge. First of all, we must judge what kind of knowledge it is and what kind of knowledge it is. I believe that it can be identified through propositional knowledge, procedural knowledge, know-how and personal knowledge. Proposition knowledge is to understand something facts, truths, or learned knowledge. For example, you know that 2 + 2 is 4, but I do not know that 2 + 2 is 5. It is because I do not know whether it does not exist. In addition, as an example of building an engine, you have to teach or learn to build an engine to master the knowledge to build an engine.

"Knowledge is defined as an understanding of facts (knowledge of propositions), values ​​(personal knowledge), procedures (knowledge from theory and research) (Higgs and Jones 2011: 154) For example, There are five lumbar spines: practice and experience to create non-propositional knowledge or "know-how" such as joint mobilization (Higgs and Jones 2011: 154) Non-propositional knowledge includes tacit knowledge, practical knowledge and personal Knowledge (self-knowledge) is included (Higgs and Titchen 1995). For example, implicit knowledge is that the therapist's hand automatically supports the patient's shoulder when the patient is standing up from the seat.

What can we say about knowledge. First of all, we must judge what kind of knowledge it is and what kind of knowledge it is. I believe that it can be identified through propositional knowledge, procedural knowledge, know-how and personal knowledge. Proposition knowledge is to understand something facts, truths, or learned knowledge. For example, you know that 2 + 2 is 4, but I do not know that 2 + 2 is 5. It is because I do not know whether it does not exist. In addition, as an example of building an engine, you have to teach or learn to build an engine to master the knowledge to build an engine.

However, epistemologists usually do not pay attention to procedural or knowledge of acquaintances, but they tend to focus on knowledge of propositions. The proposition is a declarative sentence intended to explain facts and events such as "dog is a mammal", "2 + 2 = 7", "killing innocent people is wrong for amusement" It can be represented by. Then proposition knowledge can be called knowledge - proposition knowledge (or absence) sentence uses "it" - for example he knows Houston in Germany "Texas" or "the square root of 81 is 9 She does not know that it is "to express correctly. In the following we focus only on propositional knowledge.