post-Kripke semantics

Post-Kripke semantics is an advanced framework used in modal logic to analyze knowledge and belief. It builds on Saul Kripke's ideas, focusing on how individuals understand what is true in different possible scenarios. In the context of general knowledge, it explores how agents share knowledge across various situations, considering not just what is true, but what is known by whom. This helps in modeling complex knowledge interactions, addressing issues such as common knowledge and the dynamics of information sharing, which are crucial for understanding decision-making and communication in social contexts.