Sentence examples for claiming that knowledge from inspiring English sources
If educational researchers are to continue claiming that knowledge is embodied, then neuroscience provides direct empirical evidence of what is embodied and when.
Mīmāṃsā defends Vedic truth by claiming that knowledge of it wears its certification on its sleeve like everyday knowledge where the initial credibility of an occurrent cognition seems practically absolute.
We therefore see similarities between a cognitive account of the emotions and the Sāṃkhya-Yoga account because both claim that emotions have mental objects but at the same time there is a difference in how emotions can relate to knowledge, with the Sāṃkhya-Yoga philosophers claiming that knowledge and emotions are incompatible.
Aquinas claims that knowledge is obtained when the active intellect abstracts a concept from an image received from the senses.
Descartes claims that knowledge requires certainty and that certainty about the external world is beyond what empirical evidence can provide.
Williamson claims that knowledge of subjunctive conditionals is foundational so that decision theory appropriately grounds knowledge of an act's choiceworthiness in knowledge of such conditionals.
The paper by Ge [40] claims that knowledge transfer can be inhibited due to the existence of unrelated or irrelevant source domains.
If it is part of human nature to acquire knowledge, for example, then a perfectionist should claim that knowledge is a constituent of well-being.
Instead, these defenders generally claim that knowledge and acknowledgement of wrongdoing, as well as recognition of the victims, are crucial to successful reconciliation.
Thus Maxwell (and Russell) claimed that knowledge of the unobservable realm is limited to knowledge of its structural rather than intrinsic properties, or, as is sometimes said, limited to knowledge of its higher-order properties.
