The textbook suggests that Russell assumed that a belief was a kind of “picture” of a fact, yet a belief is not a picture at all. But could Russell respond that actually beliefs are like pictures in...

The textbook suggests that Russell assumed that a belief was a kind of “picture” of a fact, yet a belief is not a picture at all. But could Russell respond that actually beliefs are like pictures in some important ways? Explain how Russell could respond to the criticism that he wrongly assumed that a belief was a kind of picture of a fact.