we must ask ourselves what, exactly, constitutes knowledge. What does it mean for someone to know something?
What is the difference between someone who knows something and someone else who does not know it, or between something one knows and something one does not know?
Since the scope of knowledge is so broad, we need a general characterization of knowledge, one which is applicable to any kind of proposition whatsoever.
What is the difference between someone who knows something and someone else who does not know it, or between something one knows and something one does not know?
Since the scope of knowledge is so broad, we need a general characterization of knowledge, one which is applicable to any kind of proposition whatsoever.
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