definition of knowledge

Question 1

the tripartite view

Answer 1

justified, true, belief

Question 2

three types of knowledge

Answer 2

-propositional
-knowledge by acquaintance
-practical knowledge

Question 3

propositional knowledge

Answer 3

-knowing that
factual knowledge can ALWAYS be expressed in language
EX Bob knows the man is the CEO of the shop

Question 4

knowledge by acquaintance

Answer 4

-knowing of
Bob meets the CEO, he now knows the CEO

Question 5

practical knowledge

Answer 5

-knowing how
Bob knows how to give an impressive handshake

Question 6

necessary and sufficient conditions

Answer 6

conditions can be jointly suffice when combined with necessary conditions
EX an unmarried man is a bachelor as both are necessary conditions but are only sufficient when together

Question 7

necessary condition

Answer 7

something you need in order to have the thing in question
EX water is a necessary condition of rain but not singularly suffice

Question 8

sufficient condition

Answer 8

when met, mean you always then have the thing in question
EX when water is falling from the sky you have rain
necessary-water
necessary-from sky = jointly sufficient

Question 9

can you have knowledge without belief?

Answer 9

yes, you can say I can see it is raining and therefore know it’s raining but I don’t have to believe it to be raining for it to be raining.

Question 10

can you have knowledge without truth?