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THEORY OF KNOWLEDGE - Coggle Diagram

- - - - philosopher's perspective
        
        Plato wrote a book about Socrates's experiment with a slave boy. When Socrates asked the slave boy math questions about the geometry theorems and he answered correctly. So they believe in the fact that we all have innate knwoledge.
        
        However Locke argued that we cannot have innate knowledge apart from our instincts. A linguist called Chomsky agrees with the innate knowledge concept to a point. He believes that learning languages are innate knowledge to people
        
        Universal Grammar: The belief that the human languages possess similar aspects with each other
        
        Second-Hand knowledge is acquired from other people or resources such as books, internet etc.
        
        First-Hand knowledge is when a person acquires that knwoledge by experience
        
        Theorem: A theorem is a statement that can be justified and proved by logic. For example Pythagoras Theorem.
        
        Truth: Connected to our external reality
- - - - Outrage: Feelings of anger
      - Retribution: The punishment of an unwanted action
    - - Proof: Something that is needed to justify a concept