The phrase "a mode of knowing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a particular way or method of acquiring knowledge or understanding about something.
Example: "In philosophy, different theories often propose a mode of knowing that shapes our perception of reality."
Alternatives: "a way of understanding" or "a method of knowledge acquisition".
Collecting is a mode of knowing that is not generally self-reflexive in the way that university knowledge demands.
The perception of pain becomes paradigmatic of self-knowledge as unmediated perception, i.e., a non discursive, non-conceptual and non-propositional type of knowledge that, nonetheless, does constitute a mode of knowing distinct from discursive knowledge.
It might also help philosophy "think of itself more humbly as a mode of producing rather than as a mode of knowing or intellectually grasping or mastering concepts, moving [philosophy] closer to everyday life and its concerns, which would be good for [it]" (2001, 6).
In any case, in order that human intelligence may attain true knowledge of the essence of the vital impulse, it will have to proceed by means of a mode of knowing that lies at the opposite end of intelligence, namely, instinct.
To say that subjectivity is the truth is to highlight a way of being, then, and not a mode of knowing; truth measures the attitude ("passion") with which I appropriate, or make my own, an "objective uncertainty" (the voice of God) in a "process of highest inwardness".
Here he is a representationalist, but mainly because he can find no evidence to support the contrary view, defended by both Duns Scotus and William of Ockham, that humans possess an intuitive mode of knowing that gives us a direct and unmediated awareness of the existence of some subject (See Zupko 1993a).
Since it is the mind that knows, science is a mode of its knowing, and will share its nature.
Before Dietrich, no one had formulated this mode of knowing in such a progressive manner by making such a radical claim.
Speaking about divine prescience is a temporal projection of the divine mode of knowing.
This mode of knowing characterized a sect of artists over many centuries, from Michelangelo to John Tenniel.
The necessary and transhistorical character of this practical, instrumental mode of knowing also gives it an objective validity for all societies.
