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Austrian philosopher, Ludwig Wittgenstein, focused on the development of proper language use to express communication and emotions. His belief of knowledge is when we think we relate those thoughts to images in order to grasp knowledge more efficiently

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French philosopher, René Descartes, was one of the first philosophers who was not influenced by religion or god but by human thoughts. He believed all ones knowledge comes from individual experience and reason, rather than authority and tradition. Descartes was famous for his quote, "I think, therefore I am".

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Scottish philosopher, David Hume, believed in humans being more influenced by ones feelings than reason. Humans make their everyday decisions by emotional feelings instead of by proven facts, was believed by Hume. He preached on common sense and that knowledge rooted from all human experiments.

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German philosopher, Immanuel Kant, focused on trying to understand how humans could be good and kind outside of the expectations put on by traditional religions. He wished for religious authority to be replaced by the authority of reason and knowledge. Kant saw religion as poor judgment that prompt ethical behaviour.

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Indian knowledge is primarily based upon theories of pedigrees. This is the recorded ancestry, mainly of the upper-class, of a person or their family. Knowledge is proved by our unhesitating action to get what we want and avoid what we want to avoid according to Indian epistemology.

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Chinese philosopher, Conscious developed confucianism as a way of life. He believed knowledge was more important than creativity. He believed in the importance of universal wisdom coming from years of hard work and reflection. The five constant virtues of knowledge he believed were:
Benevolence
Ritual propriety
Rightousness
Wisdom
Integrity

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Danish philosopher, Soren Kiekegaard demands for humans to rely on knowledge and fact rather than illusion. His interpretation on knowledge comes from his unforgetting childhood, facing lots of deaths. He began to preach that we should "wake up and give up our cozy sentimental illusions" once he realized what our would revolves around. He focuses on our trust in work, faith in family and attachment to love.

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