信念与知识

Pub Date : 2022-07-01 DOI:10.2478/saec-2022-0012

I. Narița

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摘要

信仰与知识之间可能存在两种关系：（1）信仰是知识的必要条件；2）信仰和知识是相反的。第一种关系是由经典的知识分析所持有的，而第二种关系则来自康德的认识论。在这项工作中，我们主张第一种解决方案，即为信仰成为知识创造条件。

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Belief and Knowledge

Abstract There are possible two kinds of relationships between belief and knowledge: 1) belief is a necessary condition to knowledge; 2) belief and knowledge are contrary. While the first relation is held by the classical analysis of knowledge, the second one comes from the Kantian epistemology. In this work, we argue for the first solution, establishing the conditions for a belief to be knowledge.

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