Question

For Aristotle, please answer the following questions,

What was his view of truth?

What did he believe knowledge consists of? What does it mean to know something for this philosopher?

Please explain it well experts..

Answer 1

Aristotle's explanation of truth goes like this, “To say of what is that it is not, or of what is not that it is, is false, while to say of what is that it is, and of what is not that it is not, is true”.

For illustration, expecting that it is the case that cotton is white, which it isn't the case that cotton is blue, at that point we talk falsely if we say that cotton isn't white, or in the event that we say that it is blue. And we talk really on the off chance that we say that cotton is white, or if we say that cotton isn'tblue. It isn't clear whether he encompasses a so-called correspondence hypothesis of truth in intellect, or something more like a deflationary hypothesis, since he isn't clear almost what angle of reality is mindful for truth or lie.