Partitioning properly pursued
| Abstract | ‘What the concept of knowledge involves in a purely logical perspective is thus a dichotomy of the space of all possible scenarios into those that are compatible with what I know and those that are incompatible with my knowledge. This observation is all we need for most of epistemic logic.’ [Hintikka 03]: 34.. | |||||||||
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