Sentence examples for accounts of the knowledge from inspiring English sources

Reichenbach 1956, Gruenbaum 1963, and Smart 1967 have developed entropic accounts of the knowledge asymmetry.

These feminists take a naturalized approach to the philosophy of science, basing their accounts on the knowledge practices of the sciences on which they focus.

The purpose of this presentation is to revisit Takeuchi's account of the knowledge production in his 1960 lecture on "Asia as Method" in terms of the present, identifying what has changed and unchanged over the past 50 years.

The objections (see Earman 1974, Horwich 1987) to the entropic account of the knowledge asymmetry are worth recalling.

Higher levels of government would therefore have to consult with ward level institutions and take account of the knowledge and needs of the communities they represent.

But this departure from a basic tenet of Kant's thought was compounded by the fact that Helmholtz' account of the knowledge of the location of objects in space is thoroughly empiricist, and also rests on the principle of causality, understood as a causal realist would.

The local official has to take account of the knowledge, opinions, and interests of other actors, and is therefore not able to directly transform the recommendations of the epidemiological report into action.

Perhaps the Digression paints a picture of what it is like to live in accordance with the two different accounts of knowledge, the Protagorean and the Platonist, that Plato is comparing.

Teacher training must take account of this knowledge when educating the teachers of the future.

It synthesises recent scholarship, drawing on rich and detailed accounts of the making of knowledge in different fields and countries.

There is strong confirmation to be found for this conclusion in Spinoza's accounts of the kinds of knowledge.