But Williamson sees that however belief is mental state, it isn’t knowledge because losing most important condition that is external evidence. And By Timothy Williamson’s concept of rationality the belief become internal process and it considers main and necessary stage for reaching to all possible knowledge. This belief may be become knowledge when its content is state of …show more content…
So that, this research divided into five chapters. Chapter one which title is "philosophical tendency in Timothy Williamson" talks about Timothy Williamson’s life and philosophical publications that show his ideological development and most philosophical affects by analyzing his publications and demonstrating his Theoretical, excremental and critical foundations.
Chapter two whose title "belief and subjective knowledge" discuss the natural of belief in knowing and its metaphysical foundations. It also argues the idea of dependent and independent mind. And it explains the difference between conceptual and metaphysical belief.
Cognitive structure in Williamson's doctrine is the title of chapter three that discuses formative factors in knowledge and determines the concepts that have relation with knowledge as: evidence, assertion and action. It confirms also the important of position to get knowledge.
Chapter four "the relation between knowledge and action" defines that relation by searching in the natural of relation between mind and will. It also discuses ontological theories of action and the relation between personal identity and