Rorty's critique of phenomenalism is based on his rejection of the presupposition that knowledge requires a foundation in either innate, ideas on sense data. Instead of thinking of knowledge as a relation between a belief and a fact about the world, we should think of knowledge as a relation between

A. what we think we know and what we actually do know

B. a belief and the social, historical arguments given to support it

C. our sense perceptions and our innate ideas

D. the way the mind organises experiences according to the surface grammar of language and the way that language itself is structured by the deep grammar of neurology

Answer: Option B