Discuss The Differences Between, I Feel Certain; I Am Certain; It Is Certain. With Reference To The Conditions Which Need To Be Satisfied For Us To Know A Proposition Or Statement Is True The ‘assumed’ acquisition of knowledge must naturally precede its communication. Therefore the process by which this knowledge is acquired is central to the argument of whether this knowledge, and its consequent communication is accurate or not. In examining these three statements and drawing out their differences, it is necessary to address how these separate statements are, or could be used to communicate certainty of the knowledge they relate to, and how accurate this knowledge can be considered. Different philosophical approaches could suggest stronger or weaker convictions regarding this knowledge, this also will be addressed within the ....

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