The no false-belief condition adds to the tripartite analysis the condition that a belief must be true to be knowledge.

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The no false-belief condition is not an addition to the tripartite analysis of knowledge; rather, the tripartite analysis already includes the condition that a belief must be true (along with being justified) to count as knowledge. The no false-belief condition is related to efforts to refine or address issues in the analysis of knowledge, particularly in response to Gettier problems, but it is not an additional condition to the original true, justified belief (TJB) analysis.

The No False-Belief Condition Adds to the Tripartite Analysis the Condition