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Hello Every one I'm really determined to understand what is human knowledge and its main fields. For me knowledge is the must important concern for humanity. I read some books and the one who really got my attention is "General theory of Knowldge" of Moritz Schlick.

I'm asking myself which humans/philosophers are considered to be the references on human knowledge works ( attempt of definition and classification by importance of its different branchs ). Wikipedia has a classification of academic disciplines and fields. Can we say that it is a good human knowledge subdivision?

And finally because there is too much ( humanities, formal science, applied science, natural science ) to discover, rediscover and may be understand, what is the most important things to know?

Thanks for guiding me

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    You seem to believe that certain people know something about the world. Why do you believe that?
    – Speakpigeon
    Sep 11, 2022 at 16:49
  • The most important thing to know? "What have I got in my pocket?" goodreads.com/quotes/…
    – BillOnne
    Sep 11, 2022 at 19:51
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    Epistemology mainly shares your concern about what's knowledge and how we can acquire knowledges and further understand them with their relationships and further implications if possible. Per contemporary virtue (feminist) epistemologists such as Lorraine Code in addition to be able to hit the truth of any justified belief fully aptly generated by an agent's (direct) reliable sensory perception, one's epistemic relation to the outside social and political contexts is extremely important and perhaps one of the most important things to know first...
    – Double Knot
    Sep 12, 2022 at 1:37

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