Somewhere in there White suggests all knowledge is vanity.
I'm an analytical practitioner, or an experiential analyst; I believe that all knowledge is provisional.
Thus, all knowledge is linguistic, and the distinctions of objects are traceable to distinctions among words.
You need to be wary of unpublished findings – leapfrogging peer review is not advisable – but all knowledge is useful.
But you also hope to accept that nothing is ever completely settled, that all knowledge is just probable knowledge.
Harley was a follower of Michel Foucault, who held that all knowledge is a form of power.
For Bhartrihari this is not possible, for all knowledge is "penetrated" by words and "illuminated" by words.
All knowledge is based on prior knowledge, and by making prior knowledge less available, innovation is impeded.
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As the physicist and Nobel laureate Richard Feynman told fellow scientists nearly a half century ago, "The test of all knowledge is experiment".
To the small but dogged reader, Scarry's compendiums suggest that all knowledge is explicable and easily mastered, from the function of ailerons to the etiquette of a party.
