Epistomolgy

Epistomolgy ‘LOGOS’ – means word Epistçmç = Knowledge Epistemology = the study of knowledge HOW DO I KNOW FOR SURE' (Contrasted with doxa = which is a belief or mere opinion) (How) can doxa (an opinion) = be Epistçmç (knowledge)' Knowledge = justified true belief (universally true). Doxa can be justified belief. 3 necessary conditions for knowledge: 1. Belief – (yours/mine) 2. Truth – (it is true) 3. Justification – (you/me justified in believing the truth) In philosophy there are 2 kinds if knowledge: Knowing How vs. Knowing That To do something “know-how”.Cannot be fully verbalizedEg:- your own way of doing things. It is not what epistçmç refers to. Propositional truth – truth in an idea.(propose – idea, offer)It can be fully verbalized. Declaratives, statements, propositions: the kinds of things we say. 1. Interrogative (question). Is that a door' Are you sure' 2. Explanative (!) What a nice car! true, know, cannot, knowledge, believe, belief, declarative, because, therefore, statement, something, one, truth, statements, person, earth, doubt, ask, universally, prepositional, possible, never, justification, invalid, don’t, argument, am, about, without, think, sure, question, proposition, philosophical, kinds, kind, justified, information, idea, hard, edge, doesn’t, difference, declaratives, correct, assumed, wrong