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What is knowledge? Eg. I know that I am British becomes I was born in Wales, which is part of Britain and I have a passport to prove it is true. The definition of knowing In order for //someone// to know //proposition//. //Proposition// has to be justified. //Proposition// has to be true. //Someone// has to believe //proposition// is true.
 * Knowledge** is a justified, true, belief. It is the state of know, it is the outcome of a process which continues over time.

Knowledge is something you can absolutely be certain about. Impersonal propositional knowledge – knowledge by description Personal knowledge – knowledge by conviction Subconscious knowledge – knowledge by instinct

In order to justify a belief as true there has to be three likely theories;
 * Justification** is appealing to something other then what is being supported, however it has to be relevant and true, have clear language and respect the principles of logic.
 * Correspondence** theory
 * Coherence** theory
 * Pragmatic** theory.

PIE – **P**ublic (is it truth to the public?), **I**ndependent (do you think it is true?), **E**ternal (will it always be true?) If the answer to all of these 3 aspects is yes, then there is a //Universal truth//, a permanent fact.

Ways Of Knowing Areas Of Knowing Knowledge issues, questions you should ask
 * 1) 1. Awareness of the senses
 * 2) 2. Emotions
 * 3) 3. Reasoning
 * 4) 4. Language
 * 5) 5. Logic
 * 6) 6. Authority
 * 7) 7. Experience
 * Paradigm** is a model or conceptual system for understanding experience.
 * 1) 1. Natural science
 * 2) 2. History
 * 3) 3. Art
 * 4) 4. Ethics
 * 5) 5. Math
 * Does the issue contain problematic concepts?
 * What assumptions r being made?
 * What WOK are involved?
 * To what AOK does the claim belong?
 * Is the knowledge claim cultural bound?
 * What knowledge issues does the claim involve?
 * What counter claims can be made?
 * What are YOUR views on the claim?