18.4
550. If
someone believes something, we needn’t always be able to answer the question
‘why he believes it’; but if he knows something, then the question “how does he
know?” must be capable of being answered.
there can
always be an answer –
is
Wittgenstein suggesting any answer will qualify for ‘knowledge’?
if so – he’s
right
© greg t. charlton. 2010.